That's new because they sure used to. Bet they sell them separately. I too prefer everyone's coffee cup to be different when family is here. Some drink coffee all day--each having "their" cup and knowing what it looks like cuts down on dishes.

We have a set of white mugs we got from corning. I also have a set of tea cups...they have open handles so the cups stack nicely. Of course I got them many years ago....

What pattern are you looking for? We have the all white...

While I’m not offhand finding any mugs on corelle.com, there are several on corelle’s amazon store.

I use Corelle, but I bought mine on Ebay.

ETA: The new sets had mugs and they were stoneware, not the glass like original.

We bought our Corelle dishes in 1988. Was not sold with cups or mugs.

I use Mikasa, bought on sale at Costco and yes they come with mugs. The only thing I dislike about them is the mugs. They're tall and narrow and I like my mugs wider and squatter. Swirl Bone 36 Piece Dinnerware Set, Service for 6 – Mikasa I only paid ninety something for my set and it was a service for 8, not 6. Mine also didn't come with the smallest plates that are in this one on Mikasa's site. I really like them, very light weight. I normally eat off the medium sized plates shown in the picture and use the little bowls the most.

My circa 1976 Corelle set came with cups, not mugs, and I never liked them. A very wise older person once told me to never get a set of matching mugs, because if one breaks, you don't have a complete set anymore. Also, a mug handle needs to be exactly right, or it's not comfortable to hold, which is the whole point. I would try for open stock something, and I would advise going to the store and trying it before I bought. DD has the Le Creuset ones, and they are very comfortable.

I just went through this. ALL my salad plates had been broken over the years. I purchased Linden Street @ JCP. I got the off white Link Everything matches! (I just purchased a few mugs and a dozen salad plates.) I've had them a year, no chips...love them!

I kinda feel like you need to back into your dinnerware from coffee mugs, if you insist on them matching. Too many variables for preferences in size, shape, and weight. And for that reason, I wouldn’t bother. My set of Sur la Table Bistro dishes came with mugs that are fine for me, but no one else uses. They are technically 8 oz but comfortably hold less, especially if you’re adding cream. And they’re thin so they don’t hold heat well. All of which is fine with me as I set my Keurig on 6oz for a stronger cup, then tend to let my coffee cool until it’s just chuggable, and then drink quickly before it’s too cool. Obviously that’s not how normal humans drink coffee so like I said, no one else uses them these mugs.

I bought a set in 2022 from their website because I wanted something that fit in my dishwasher. The sets came with ceramic mugs then, in solid colors. I do like the mugs and use them everyday. I see a few sets on A-zon when I search for Corelle with mugs, but they aren't sold by Corelle.

I’d say more than a few. Did you click on ”corelle store”?

The other thing I would look at is china. Real china, Just make sure it is dishwasher and microwave safe. No handpainted and for sure no metal at all. Of course almost all china comes with the little cups for coffee or tea and not a mug. The new ones might have mugs.

White porcelain has its own beauty. Whether one of the fancier European kinds or the cheap but very serviceable choices offered by places like Crate and Barrel, there's a lot to choose from. You can piece together accessories (and mugs) from a multitude of sources and everything will match.

Porcelain is durable and always looks presentable. So long as you don't try to juggle it or clang pieces together too hard or too much, decent quality porcelain will last for ever.

Annie--growing up we had the white dishes with the green flowers. Corelle just released them--lighter green but so nostalgic.

Fiestaware dishes. They are the bomb!

Any size,shape,color,handle you desire to match your dishes!

I usually dont like the cups that come with dish sets. They never seem to be the right size or the handle is awkward. i bought a set of dishes, not Corelle, from Wayfair a few years ago, amd whike I love the plates and bowls, the mugs that came with it were problematic. I loved the size and shape of them, but we used them so much that one time my husband had a hot cup of soup in one and the handle broke off, spilling the hot soup all over him. So I threw them all away. i suspect it happened after we had reheated drimks in the microwave so many times. perhaps they weren't microwave safe? i am still using the plates, but they are starting to have a few chips here and there.

Oh cwap the plan is to eventually replace every day Mikasa dishes with lightweight Corelle. I just got used to new dish sets only having 2 plates and 1 bowl now I'll have to think of something for the mugs.

I have a set of True Blue Corelle bought 2015-2016? that came with mugs and was given a 1990's set ( Pink Trio) that also has mugs. The bowls are solid white with a pale blue rim.