Enamel Mugs
Classic enamel camp mugs with art worth waking up for. Cabin-cozy on your kitchen shelf, campfire-ready when you are.
A Little Camp Charm, Right At Home
We wanted an everyday mug with a little personality. The kind of thing that makes your kitchen shelf feel like a cabin morning, even when you're just at home.
So we made ours the way enamelware has always been made: a coat of glassy enamel fused onto carbon steel, a lip dipped and rolled by hand, and a look that's equal parts vintage camp and cozy kitchen.
It's the same construction people have been packing into cabins and camp kitchens for a hundred years. Drop it and you'll still have a mug. It might pick up a mark along the way, which is how every old enamel mug worth having got its character.
Every Trek Light enamel mug is hand-dipped, dishwasher safe, and right at home on a stovetop or over a fire on the mornings you feel like it.
FAQ
Are Trek Light enamel mugs dishwasher safe?
Yes. Our 16 oz enamel mugs are 100% dishwasher, stovetop, and campfire friendly. You can heat cocoa right over the fire and toss the mug in the dishwasher after, no hand-washing required.
How much does the mug hold?
Each mug holds a full 16 ounces, which is 2 cups or 1 pint, and works for both hot and cold drinks. The lip is hand-rolled, so it's comfortable and easy to sip from, whether that's morning coffee at home or cocoa around the campfire.
Is it heavy like a ceramic mug?
No, it's a lightweight camp-style enamel mug, hand-dipped so every one is a little different. Light enough to pack for the trail or the van, and sturdy enough to live on your open shelf at home.
Will the enamel chip?
The enamel is a hard, glossy coating made for everyday use. Drop it and it won't shatter the way a ceramic mug would, but like any enamelware, a hard drop or solid knock can chip the finish. Everyday sipping, washing, stovetops, and campfires won't. If it does chip, dry that spot after washing. There's carbon steel under the enamel, and bare steel plus standing water eventually means a little rust. It's made to be used, not babied.
What are Trek Light enamel mugs made of?
Enamel fused onto carbon steel, the same way enamelware has been made for generations. The steel is why a drop off the counter leaves you with a mug instead of a pile of pieces, though it can still chip. The enamel is glass, which is why it never holds onto flavors. The lip is dipped and rolled by hand, so no two are quite identical.