Custom glass jars and bottles, sourced to your spec.

Glass primary packaging quoted against your drawing — capacity, neck finish, weight, colour and closure. Glass is heavy and freight is a large share of its landed cost, so we quote the freight structure alongside the unit price rather than burying it.

No invoice needed. We work with brands spending $200K+ a year on packaging.

Inspection line at a factory in the network — not stock footage.
What we need

Enough to price it.
Nothing more.

Send what you have. If some of it is missing we will tell you what is still needed rather than guessing and quoting something you did not ask for.

01
Capacity
Brimful and fill volume
02
Neck finish
e.g. 58/400 — determines the closure
03
Glass weight
Drives both cost and perceived quality
04
Colour
Flint, amber, green, opal, frosted
05
Closure
Cap, pump, dropper, airless
06
Decoration
Screen print, ACL, label, hot stamp
07
Quantity
Per order or annual

What we source in this format

Skincare and cosmetics, supplements, food and beverage, candles and home fragrance.

Flint (clear) and low-iron glass
Amber and green for light-sensitive formulas
Opal and frosted finishes
Lightweighted bodies to cut freight
Post-consumer recycled glass
Matching closures, droppers and pumps

Not seeing your construction? Send the spec — we will tell you honestly whether we can quote it.

Send my spec

Custom glass jars — questions we get

Why does glass weight matter so much to the price?

Twice. Heavier glass costs more per unit, and it costs more to ship — and on glass, freight is often a bigger share of landed cost than the jar. A lighter body that still feels substantial in the hand is one of the more reliable savings in this category, which is why we quote the freight structure separately rather than folding it into the unit price.

Can you match an existing jar exactly?

Send the drawing or a physical sample and we quote the same capacity, neck finish, weight and colour through factories tooled for that shape. If an exact match would need new tooling, we say so and price both options.

Do you supply the closures too?

Yes, and we would rather quote them together. Jar and closure are a system — the neck finish decides what fits — and sourcing them separately is how brands end up with a cap that seals badly or a lead time mismatch that holds up a launch.

What about breakage in transit?

It is a specification question before it is a freight question: pack format, divider construction and pallet pattern do most of the work. We quote the secondary packaging alongside the glass for exactly this reason.

Send us the spec.

Free to quote, free to sample. You see the factory price and our margin as separate numbers before anything is ordered.

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