US Acrylic Cafe Plastic Reusable Tumblers (Set of 16) 20-ounce Water Cups Assorted Colors | Restaurant Style Drinking Glasses Value Set, Stackable, BPA-free, Made in the USA | Top-rack Dishwasher Safe

I’m reviewing three items I purchased separately hoping they would work together as a set. They did!! These are dishes for my daughter’s new apartment that has very little cabinet space so her stoneware set is just too bulky. So I decided to pick up some Corelleware since it is durable, compact and lightweight. I really thought I would find some items that might “work” together, but never imagined I’d find EXACTLY the right shades of blue to match everything. I guess the Household Goods Gods were smiling on me that day!#1 - Corelle 18-Piece Service for 6, Chip Resistant, Ocean Blues Dinnerware Set,These round plates and bowls have a modern yet playful rows of dots along the edge in three shades of blue including navy, periwinkle and teal. The plate itself is bright white. The bowls have a navy blue rim. (In the Amazon pictures it looks black, but it truly does look blue in person.) I have used Corelle dishes for over 30 years and my only complaint is that they last FOREVER! LOL! I mean I love a good value, but I it’s hard to justify spending $$ on “new” dishes when the ones you have still look as good as the day you bought them. Nonetheless, after buying these for my daughter, I am eyeing a new set for myself.#2 Sweese 6210 Porcelain Fluted Mugs - 14 Ounce for Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Set of 6, Cold Assorted Colors .Since the Corelle set did not come with coffee mugs, I looked for some blue ceramic mugs and found these beauties! And, I’m thrilled to report that they complement the Ocean Blues dishes perfectly! (See photo). These are stoneware coffee mugs with an elegant fluted side. The insides is white - not cream or beige. The white is not as bright as the Corelle dishes, but close enough. The mugs have a good weight to them - but not heavy or clunky. Of course they are not Corelleware, and will probably not hold up forever, but they seem to be sturdy to withstand normal use.The color I ordered says “Assorted” and it arrived very well packaged. Each mug inside a bubble wrap back and in its own compartment in a sturdy cardboard box. As I said, the colors go very well with Ocean Blues dinnerware. Only one mug appears a bit more green than blue - but it’s still in the blue color family. Overall, I LOVE these mugs and at about $4.50 each, they were a bargain!#3 Cafe 20-ounce Break-Resistant Plastic Restaurant-Style Beverage Tumblers | Set of 16 in 4 Coastal Colors.To round out my daughter’s dish set, she needed cups for cold drinks as well. She is in college so I wanted unbeakable glasses - but not Tupperware-like plastic. I searched for acrylic drinkware and found these gems. I hadn’t planned on getting 16 cups, but at $1 each, I could not pass these up. They are exactly as their description reads - very much like the glasses used by little mom & pop diners- slightly bumpy texture on the outside with smooth rims and insides. Of course the BEST thing about them for me, was that came in shades of blue that coordinate so well with both the Corelle Ocean Waves and the coffee mugs! Seriously, these dishes look like I bought them as a set together. I really lucked out with these glasses - each in a different shade of blue that just happens to match the Ocean Blues. (Actually, one of the colors is really more of a smoky charcoal. I plan to keep those for my husband to use out in his workshop so he doesn’t keep taking my glass glasses out there.) These cups hold 20 ounces but don’t look or feel huge. After you add 6-8 ices cubes, you can pour a whole 12 ounce can of soda in the cup without it getting to over-flow level.

Great cups for the money! Dishwasher safe and easy to drink out of. Variety of colors! Two different cup sizes and shatterproof!

Lightweight but sturdy, exterior texture is "grippy", nice colors, good price

These make good kitchen cups for everyday use. They're just a blue version of restaurant cups. They are durable and hold liquid well. They look nice and are the perfect size.

Update: I read through the reviews again and saw many where it appeared the the plastic was wearing down and becoming foggy or flaky. This concerned me as it seems that would make ingestion of the plastic more likely. (We get enough of that without trying). I ended up returning them and opting for another type of plastic cup that I felt would hold up better. They also happened to be a better value.I feel like these are dollar store quality and I paid about $1.50 per cup so I guess they're close value-wise. They are quite thin, including the bottom. I chose these because the bottom doesn't have the lip that will collect water in the dishwasher. Thicker ones seemed hard to find without that bottom lip. I'm not sure how they'll hold up to the constant use and dishwasher exposure they will get in my home but we'll see. Better than using completely disposable and better than my good glassware getting broken. :)

This is a REPEAT purchase of sturdy, tall, restaurant quality plastic glasses. Great for serving large glasses of iced tea and water at mealtime or outdoors. Very durable. Dishwasher safe.

First off, I do not own a dishwasher, we wash dishes by hand, so this is not an issue of overheating. We have had these for a little over a month....the first cup cracked about 10 days in, I thought it was just a fluke, perhaps a bad piece of material or something. A few days later, I filled another cup with ice, then drink, and quicky found my drink pouring out the bottom of the cup and onto the table and my lap. Not one but two more of them went today, so now a very large portion of the cups we have purchased have split in the same fashion--spiderweb cracks all around the base and running up the sides. From contact with COLD! I looked at some others and can see the cracks beginning to form already...I think the only ones not affected are the ones in the back of the cabinet nobody has touched yet.These cups CANNOT be used with iced drinks! The ice is cracking the cups, and not by impact from the ice itself because I mainly use crushed ice from my countertop ice machine. These cups are made out of such cheap material that the cold temperature of an iced drink is literally shattering them when you fill them. I am 44 years old and I have never seen anything like this in my life.I don't know about you, but the ability to put an iced drink in my cup in the summertime is kind something I tend to look for when shopping for cups. And these are on the expensive side for plastic cups, you would think you would get better quality. Don't be fooled by the fancy description, if you buy these, you are buying something you WILL be throwing away after you put an icey glass of water in them a couple times. Styrofoam cups would last longer in my opinion. I paid over 20 dollars for this set, and I am VERY disappointed in the quality.

I loved all the colors of blue. They are sturdy .What I was looking for. Great price