Mason Jars

A: Yes. We mold your logo or pattern directly into the glass shoulder or base. Send your artwork and we check draft angles, depth, and tooling cost before sampling. Embossed tooling then runs on our stocked 250 ml to 1.9 L formats, so the shape stays proven while the marking is yours.

A: It depends on the product. Regular mouth suits pours, jams, and small batch preserves at lower cost. Wide mouth works for chunky fills, scooping, and drinking lids. Many brands run both in one program: regular for spreads and wide for gifts. Tell us your fill method and we will recommend the split.

A: The MOQ is 1,000 pieces per item. That covers custom tints, embossing, and decoration on stocked shapes. Fully new molds may need more volume to spread tooling cost, and we state that plainly in the quote. First time buyers use this level to test a market before committing to container quantities.

A: We start from your drawing, a reference jar, or a hand sketch. Our team reviews capacity, mouth size, and wall thickness, then quotes tooling and timing. Sampling usually takes 7 to 10 business days once the mold is cut. You approve physical samples, then we schedule production around your launch date.

A: Yes. We ship to 62 countries and prepare the full document set, including packing lists, bills of lading, and certificates of origin. Mason jars travel in divided cartons with inner trays to limit breakage. Our plant sits two hours from Qingdao port, which keeps ocean freight connections short.