Custom glass jars and bottles for US brands
Personalize glass jars and bottles with labels, printed decoration and coordinated finishes. Tell us what you are filling, the required capacity and your delivery country so we can check the specification and quote your project. For US delivery, include the ZIP code and identify capacity and dimensions clearly in fluid ounces, milliliters, inches or millimeters. Specify the units on your artwork and brief.
Plan your jar or bottle project
Agree the container, decoration, quantity and delivery terms before production.
The label is part of the container specification. Compare jar labels for curved surfaces and bottle labels for handling, moisture and condensation. Specify the surface and storage conditions before choosing the material and adhesive.
Prepare a clear packaging brief
Choose your glass container and plan its decoration together.
- ✓Share the jar or bottle dimensions, capacity and intended use.
- ✓Describe the label material, print finish and closure you need.
- ✓Send your quantity per design and full delivery address.
LABEL MATERIALS
Choose a label for the way your product is used
Compare paper, film, clear and holographic options. Final suitability depends on the surface, adhesive and storage conditions.
Paper labels for dry handling
Compare matte and gloss paper labels for the look and feel of your range. Confirm adhesive, surface preparation and exposure to moisture or oils before choosing this option.
Film for demanding handling conditions
Discuss film labels where moisture, oils or frequent handling affect performance. Specify the bottle surface and storage conditions; test the proposed construction on the actual container.
A clear label for a visible container
Transparent labels can leave more of the glass visible. Check white ink, readability and the appearance of the adhesive on your chosen jar or bottle before artwork approval.
A reflective finish for brand details
Holographic materials add a changing visual effect. Agree which areas should remain readable and how the finish works with your colors. A decorative effect alone is not an anti-counterfeit guarantee.
PRINT FINISHES
Give your label a recognizable finish
Use a finish to highlight the information that matters. Confirm its compatibility with the chosen label material before approving production.
Foil stamping
Metallic details in a finish agreed for your artwork.
Spot UV varnish
Gloss on selected areas creates contrast with a matte background.
Embossing and debossing
Raised or recessed details, subject to the label construction.
Matt or gloss lamination
Choose the appearance and protection required for handling.
Pantone and CMYK
Provide color references and approve the print proof.
FROM BRIEF TO DELIVERY
Four stages for your packaging project
Confirm the specification before committing to production.
Your brief
Send the product, capacity, dimensions, quantity per design and artwork.
Materials and finish
We review the container surface, label construction, closure and intended use.
Artwork approval
Check the layout, wording, dimensions and finish on the proof before production.
International delivery
Shipping cost and transit time are quoted separately. DAP import charges are payable on arrival.
PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS
Check suitability for your filling and destination
A jar, bottle or printed label is not automatically suitable for every product. Specify the contents, contact conditions and destination requirements before production.
Documentation for your specification
Ask which supporting documents are available for the exact material and intended use.
Confirm the scope and availability of documentation in your quote; this page does not certify a finished product.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Clear terms for your project
WORKING WITH SKLUBS
Coordinate your glass packaging and decoration
Keep the jar or bottle, closure, label and outer packaging in one brief.
International delivery
Shipping cost and transit time are quoted separately. DAP import charges are payable on arrival.
Artwork approval
Check the layout, wording, dimensions and finish on the proof before production.
Materials and finish
We review the container surface, label construction, closure and intended use.
Choose a label for the way your product is used
Compare paper, film, clear and holographic options. Final suitability depends on the surface, adhesive and storage conditions.
Check suitability for your filling and destination
A jar, bottle or printed label is not automatically suitable for every product. Specify the contents, contact conditions and destination requirements before production.
A team on the ground in China
Keep the jar or bottle, closure, label and outer packaging in one brief.
FACTORY COORDINATION
A team on the ground in China
Our Guangdong office coordinates production and checks before dispatch. The project specification and inspection requirements are agreed with you.
BUILD A COORDINATED RANGE
Packaging to go with your jars and bottles
Coordinate the label, outer box and other brand materials around the same product brief.
FAQ
Questions about custom glass packaging
Prepare the information needed for a jar or bottle quote.
The production schedule depends on the container, decoration and quantity. Approve the specification and artwork first. Shipping cost and transit time are quoted separately for your destination; do not treat a production estimate as a delivered date.
The source range starts at 100 units, subject to the selected reference and decoration. Custom shapes, colors or accessories can require higher quantities. Send the quantity per design so availability and the minimum can be confirmed in your quote.
Specify the label area, curvature, surface finish and storage conditions. Condensation, refrigeration and oils can affect adhesion. Review the material and adhesive together and ask about a sample test on the actual container.
Describe the design work you need and provide your logo, wording and references. The artwork service and deliverables are confirmed in your quote. Production starts only after the agreed proof is approved.
Suitability depends on the exact container, closure, decoration and contents. Provide the intended use and destination requirements. Ask for the available supporting documentation for that specification rather than assuming all references have the same certification.
Ask about stock samples or a custom sample for your specification. Availability, cost, timing and any credit towards production must be confirmed in the quote before ordering.
Start your jar or bottle project
Send your container type, capacity, quantity, artwork and destination. We will review the options and confirm what is included in your quote.