Cup

Cup comprising a base and an adjoining shell having an innermost layer and an outermost layer produced from paper or cardboard, wherein the outermost layer of the shell is provided with a plurality of elevations and depressions substantially over its entire height and at least approximately the entire circumference;

• wherein the outermost layer wraps around the innermost layer and includes a first end and a second end, the first end joined to the innermost layer along the height direction by a first bonding seam set back from the first end and the second end joined to the innermost layer along the height direction by a second bonding seam set back from the second end, the second end overlapping the first end in the height direction;
• wherein the innermost layer at least partially contacts the outermost layer along the depressions provided on the outermost layer;
• wherein the innermost layer does not contact the outermost layer along the elevations provided on the outermost layer;
• and
• wherein each elevation and depression is arranged in the form of a line or a wavy line extending in a generally vertical direction and running approximately the entire height of the shell.

Cup comprising a base and an adjoining shell having an innermost layer and an outermost layer produced from paper or cardboard, wherein the outermost layer of the shell is provided with a plurality of elevations and depressions substantially over its entire height and at least approximately the entire circumference;

• wherein the innermost layer at least partially contacts the outermost layer along the depressions provided on the outermost layer;
• wherein the innermost layer does not contact the outermost layer along the elevations provided on the outermost layer;
• wherein each elevation and depression is arranged in the form of a line or a wavy line running approximately the entire height of the shell;
• and
• wherein the outermost layer has at least one thickened portion, and wherein the at least one thickened portion is provided in a central region of the height of the shell.

Cup comprising a base and an adjoining shell having an innermost layer and an outermost layer produced from paper or cardboard, wherein the outermost layer of the shell is provided with a plurality of elevations and depressions substantially over its entire height and at least approximately the entire circumference;

• wherein the innermost layer at least partially contacts the outermost layer along the depressions provided on the outermost layer;
• wherein the innermost layer does not contact the outermost layer along the elevations provided on the outermost layer;
• wherein each elevation and depression is arranged in the form of a line or a wavy line running approximately the entire height of the shell;
• and
• wherein a width of each depression is greater than a width of each elevation at least in a gripping region by a ratio of approximately 2:1, wherein the width of each depression is the width of an area where the outermost layer is in contact with the innermost layer.

Cup comprising a base and an adjoining shell having an innermost layer and an outermost layer each produced from paper or cardboard, wherein the outermost layer of the shell is provided with a plurality of elevations and depressions substantially over an entire height of the shell and at least approximately an entire circumference of the shell;

• wherein the innermost layer extends substantially an entire height of the cup and the outermost layer extends substantially the entire height of the cup;
• wherein the innermost layer at least partially contacts the outermost layer along the depressions provided on the outermost layer;
• wherein the innermost layer does not contact the outermost layer along the elevations provided on the outermost layer;
• wherein the elevations and depressions are created by a plurality of discrete embossed formations configured as shaped elements individually spaced and collectively spanning approximately the entire height of the shell and the entire circumference of the shell;
• and
• wherein the outermost layer includes a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is joined to the innermost layer along the height direction by a first bonding seam set back from the first end, and wherein the second end is joined to the innermost layer along the height direction by a second bonding seam set back from the second end, and wherein the second end overlaps the first end in the height direction.