You’ll see a few names used across this category, and they’re all common:

• Drink caddy or beverage caddy — often carries multiple cups, bottles, or cans.
• Cup holder — a general term for single or multi-cup holders.
• Drink carrier or cup carrier — emphasizes portability and a handle.
• Beverage tote — typically a bag-style, sometimes insulated and with a shoulder strap.
• Organizer — used for racks or accessories that keep drinks tidy.

Names can vary by design and use, from foldable plastic carriers to insulated bags and couch or cooler accessories. Checking capacity and dimensions can help match the right style to your needs.

Cardboard options are commonly described with a few interchangeable terms:

• Paper cup carrier or cardboard drink carrier
• To-go cup holder or cup tray
• 2-cup or 4-cup caddy, based on capacity

These carriers are designed for takeout and delivery, and many fold flat for easy storage. When choosing one, consider the number of drinks, whether you prefer a handled caddy or a tray style, and the cup sizes you typically carry. Pairing lids that fit your cups can help reduce splashes during transport, but results may vary by drink and movement.

If you’re looking for elevated terminology, a few terms are popular:

• Beverage caddy — often used for multi-cup carriers and organizers.
• Drink carrier — highlights portability and a handle.
• Beverage tote — usually a bag-style carrier, sometimes insulated.
• Cup organizer — used for racks or accessories that keep drinks accessible.

Each carries a slightly different vibe. For everyday travel and deliveries, “caddy” or “carrier” feels practical. For bag-style options with straps or insulation, “tote” can sound more premium. It’s helpful to match the term to the design and how you plan to use it.

Across this page, insulating products that hold multiple cups are typically labeled as insulated drink carriers, beverage bags, or cup caddies. A “drink sleeve” usually refers to a single-cup insulating wrap, which is different from multi-cup carriers.

If you want insulation for more than one drink, look for features like a no-spill base, adjustable dividers, and a shoulder strap for easier transport. Names and designs can vary, so checking capacity, dimensions, and materials in the product details can help you find the right fit for hot or cold beverages.

A few considerations can help you narrow it down:

1. Capacity: Decide between 2, 4, or 6-cup caddies based on typical use.
2. Cup type: Check diameter and height for tumblers, bottles, or cans.
3. Dimensions: Compare the listed measurements to your car, cooler, or storage spot.
4. Dividers: Adjustable dividers can accommodate mixed sizes and help reduce shifting.
5. Insulation: Insulated carriers may help manage temperature during transport.
6. Portability: Handles, shoulder straps, and foldable designs can make carrying and storing easier.

Reviewing product photos and descriptions can provide helpful fit and feature details, but suitability may vary by setup.