70 ml in the smallest Klassisk model, with thick walls and a format designed for espresso when you want a clear, traditional serving.

170 ml with a taller, narrower tulip shape that helps preserve crema and creates a different look from more open cappuccino cups.

250 ml in a stackable, glazed cup with a more modern table feel. A good medium size when you want one series to cover several drinks.

110 ml with a deeper cup shape that helps the grounds settle, making it particularly suitable for cupping while also being useful for piccolo, cortado, and macchiato.

230 ml, inspired by 1950s cafeteria mugs, with a small foot that gives it a sturdy presence on the table.

The compact format in the Roman series, chosen when you want the same design language as the larger Roman cups but in a smaller serving.

330 ml without a handle, tall and slim with a matte hand-polished exterior and glazed interior. The most minimalist choice in the range.

260 ml in a glossy black glaze, designed to reduce visual impact during Taster while also working for americano or filter coffee.

400 ml, the largest Bobby mug, for those who want more volume than a cup format and a distinctly everyday mug feel.

280 ml with a rounded base and tapered rim that directs the flow of the drink. A more design-led alternative for latte, americano, and filter coffee.