What types of glass jars can I compare?
Start with honey, jam, spice, cosmetic, candle, Mason, storage or pickle jars, then narrow the options by capacity, opening, lid, glass color and decoration.
CUSTOM GLASS JAR MANUFACTURER · OEM/ODM & WHOLESALE
Plan custom glass jars by use, capacity, neck finish and lid. Start from an existing shape or develop a new mold, then confirm the jar, closure, decoration, quality requirements and delivery details for your order.
FEEMIO focuses on OEM/ODM and private-label glass jar projects for business buyers, including existing-shape customization and new-mold development.
Select a product to review its available information, or use the guides below to narrow the range.
01 / GLASS JAR TYPES & USES
Glass jar types are usually described by intended use, shape and opening, closure system, glass color and capacity. These groups overlap, so use the application name as a starting point and confirm the exact model and lid before ordering.
Compare shape, target fill weight, opening, lid and label area.
Review the jar, closure and planned filling conditions together.
Choose the opening and cap or dispensing component for the product.
Plan capacity, color, inner components, lid and decoration.
Select a vessel, then validate the wax, wick and burn system.
Compare capacity, regular or wide opening, lid and intended process.
Review material, capacity, opening, lid and storage conditions.
Confirm fill level, opening, closure and process requirements.
02 / MODELS, SIZES & LIDS
A useful wholesale quote starts with an identifiable jar. Send a product link, drawing or reference photo, then confirm the jar and closure as one packaging set.
| Detail | What to choose or send | Why it changes the quote |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity & fill | Target volume in ml or US fl oz, target product weight and fill level | Jar size and headspace; volume and product weight are not the same |
| Dimensions | Height, body width and opening in mm | Filling-line fit, label area, carton layout and model identification |
| Neck & lid | Neck-finish drawing plus metal, plastic, bamboo, wood, cork or glass closure | Thread or lug fit, liner, component count and unit price |
| Glass & color | Required glass type and clear, amber or custom color | Model availability, appearance and project-specific evidence |
| Branding | Logo file, colors, position and print or label area | Decoration method, setup, sample and production time |
| Use & market | Product, filling or use conditions, sales country and quantity per design | Applicable checks, documents, packing and delivery quotation |
Request the drawing for the selected jar and confirm stated capacity, dimensions and tolerances. A nominal diameter alone does not prove that a lid will fit.
| Catalog starting point | Useful comparison | Confirm next |
|---|---|---|
| 30 ml glass jars | A compact named format | Actual fill volume, dimensions and compatible lid |
| 4 oz glass jars with lids | A jar-and-lid starting point | Closure type, liner and what the quoted set includes |
| 8 oz glass jars | A mid-size named format | Metric capacity, opening, dimensions and fill level |
| 16 oz glass jars | A larger named format | Metric capacity, opening, closure and packing |
| 4 oz amber glass jars | A colored-glass direction | Color standard, intended use, lid and decoration |
| 1/2 gallon Mason jars | A large Mason-style format | Opening, closure system, dimensions and intended process |
03 / CUSTOM, MANUFACTURING & QUALITY
Custom glass jars are the main order path. For an existing shape, select the model and compatible components before adding decoration. For a new shape, the drawing, mold plan, sample and approval sequence come first. FEEMIO coordinates the jar, closure, decoration, packing and order-specific quality requirements around the approved order.
FEEMIO supports custom mold development, glass color, logos and surface decoration, matching lids, retail packing and shipping-carton planning. The project quote connects those choices to the approved sample, MOQ, schedule and quality requirements.
The exact forming route and inspection plan vary by jar and manufacturer. A typical container-glass sequence is:
Lines can appear where mold sections meet. Their acceptable appearance should be judged against the approved sample or specification for that model.
This is the geometry at the jar opening, including the closure interface. It is used to match a compatible lid; diameter alone is not enough.
Annealing uses controlled heating and cooling to reduce residual stress after forming. Intended heat exposure still needs product-specific review and testing.
A record for one model, component or test condition should only be used within its stated scope. Ask which evidence applies to the exact jar and order you are considering.
04 / MOQ, SAMPLES & LEAD TIMES
Custom programs are the main order path. MOQ, sample work, production and transit begin at different points. The project quote confirms the selected model, included components and schedule.
| Order type | Minimum quantity | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Custom jar order | 300,000 jars in total | The same total applies when an order mixes capacities. |
| Each capacity, color or logo | 100,000 jars per option | Mixed combinations are reviewed in the quote; the custom-order total still starts at 300,000. |
| Lids and accessories | Follow the matching custom jar order | Confirm the matching lid, liner and accessory quantities with the custom jar project. |
| Stage | Usual timing | Starting point and scope |
|---|---|---|
| New mold and sample | About 1 month | After the mold design and sample plan are approved. |
| Bulk production | 1–2 months | From the agreed production start, after sample approval and order requirements are met. |
| Printing or spraying | Usually 1–2 weeks | After artwork and finish approval. Confirm whether this sits inside or alongside the production schedule. |
| Existing samples | Dispatch within 3 days | After the sample model and delivery details are confirmed. Transit is separate. |
| Sample and order transit | Quoted separately | Destination, shipping method, carrier schedule and customs affect arrival time. |
Existing samples are usually free. Custom samples may carry a fee that can be refunded at the agreed order quantity. Sample freight, custom-sample cost and refund terms are confirmed before dispatch.
05 / QUICK ANSWERS & QUOTE
Start with honey, jam, spice, cosmetic, candle, Mason, storage or pickle jars, then narrow the options by capacity, opening, lid, glass color and decoration.
Jars may be quoted with or without lids. Send the jar link and required closure so the neck finish, lid, liner, quantity and included components can be confirmed.
Custom orders start at 300,000 jars in total, and each capacity, color or logo starts at 100,000 jars.
Yes. Existing samples are usually free and are dispatched within 3 days after confirmation. New mold and sample work takes about 1 month. Confirm freight, any custom-sample fee and refund terms first.
Bulk production takes 1–2 months from the agreed start. Printing or spraying usually takes 1–2 weeks; shipping transit is separate.
Yes. For decoration, send the selected jar, artwork, colors and position. For a new shape, send a drawing, sample or design brief so the mold, sample and approval plan can be reviewed.
Do not select from a general category claim alone. Share the use and conditions, choose the exact jar and closure, and agree the relevant sample tests before production. Candle projects should begin with the candle jar range.
The selected jar, lid and liner, quantity, decoration, packaging, sample or mold work, destination and shipping method all affect the quote.
Send these six details:
For drawings, artwork or reference photos, email the files to [email protected] and mention the name or email used in the inquiry form.
