Bottles & Jars
Custom Bottles & Jars
Custom glass bottles and jars for products that need a rigid, shelf-ready container. Compare bottle styles, jar shapes, capacities and closures, then configure the details for a custom quote.
No obligation, and a free digital mockup before anything is produced.
- Three Container Paths
- Capacity and Closure Selection
- Free Digital Mockup
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Every product in this family is glass. No plastic bottle or jar options are offered here.
Bottle or Jar
The two containers use the same glass and the same closure options. What separates them is the opening and what you do with it, so that is the question to answer first.
Bottle
A narrow opening, so the product leaves the container in a controlled pour.
- Suits liquids and anything thin enough to flow
- Closure options include a pump or dispenser
- Styles run from Boston Round to Woozy, Decanter and Flask
Jar
A wide opening, so the container is opened and its contents taken out rather than poured.
- Suits preserves, honey, sauces and products sold by the spoonful
- Shapes run from Round to Mason, Hex and Tall Round
- The wide mouth is the reason to choose it over a bottle
Every Bottle and Jar
Three products, grouped by the container you are choosing. Open any one to configure its capacity, closure and labelling.
Custom Glass Bottles
The general-purpose glass bottle for beverages, oils, dressings and anything poured from a narrow neck.
- Material
- Glass
- Capacity
- Under 8 oz to 32 oz
- Shapes
- Boston Round, Woozy / Sauce, Decanter, Flask
Custom Glass Jars
For preserves, honey, sauces and dry goods, where the customer opens the container rather than pours from it.
- Material
- Glass
- Capacity
- Under 4 oz to 32 oz
- Shapes
- Round, Mason Style, Hex, Tall Round
Custom Sauce Bottles
Built around the pour, for hot sauce, dressings, marinades and condiments that leave the bottle a little at a time.
- Material
- Glass
- Capacity
- Under 8 oz to 32 oz
- Shapes
- Woozy / Sauce, Boston Round, Decanter, Flask
What Decides the Container
Capacity and closure come first, because together they define the product. Packing and labelling follow from that.
Capacity and the fill line
The size you pick is the size your customer sees and the volume your label has to describe. A container filled too close to the closure leaves no headspace, and one filled well short reads as underfilled. Tell us the fill volume you work to and we confirm the band that suits it.
The closure, confirmed as a match
Caps, corks and dispensers are specified alongside the container rather than assumed to fit it. What actually decides compatibility is the neck finish, and it is not something you can judge from a product photo. We confirm the pair before quoting.
How the product gets out
A screw cap suits something opened and stored. A pump or dispenser suits oils and thin condiments. A jar with a wide opening suits anything spooned out. Settle this before artwork, because the label has to sit around the answer.
Breakage and case packing
Glass is the one material here where the shipping risk is the product itself. Case and carton packing is confirmed with your quote so the order arrives intact and is workable on your end. Receiving at a retail location rather than a warehouse changes how cases should be packed, so tell us which it is.
Capacity Sets the Shelf
The capacity you choose decides how the product reads on a shelf and how much room the label has to work with. It is selected as part of configuration, so the band you pick is confirmed against the shape and closure you want rather than chosen in isolation.
Where a specific capacity matters to your product, open the product itself: each one carries its own capacity selection and confirms what is open to your order.
Bottles from under 8 oz to 32 oz
The band you choose sets the shelf presence and the volume your label describes. Common beverage and dressing sizes sit in the middle of that range.
Jars from under 4 oz to 32 oz
Jars start smaller, which suits sample sizes, single servings and gift formats alongside full retail sizes.
Custom capacities by request
If your product is filled to a volume that does not sit neatly on a listed band, tell us the figure and we confirm what is open rather than forcing you onto the nearest option.
Glass Colour
Colour is a configuration choice here, not a fixed line. Clear, amber and frosted are the tones we quote most often, and anything beyond those is confirmed with your quote.
Clear
The most common choice, and the one that lets the product itself do the talking. Suits anything whose colour is part of why it sells.
Amber
A deeper tone that products in light-sensitive categories are often bottled in. Tell us what you are filling and we will say whether it is worth considering.
Frosted
A matte finish that softens what shows through and gives a more premium read. Pairs well with a single-colour label.
Other colours
Colours beyond these are order-specific. Tell us the one you are working to, or send a reference, and we will confirm what is available.
Closures and Fit
A closure is not an accessory here. It is half of the specification, and it is chosen with the container rather than added afterwards.
Compatibility is confirmed for the container you choose rather than assumed from a nominal size. Neck finish is what decides the fit, and it is not visible on a product photo, which is why we settle the pair before quoting.
Metal screw cap
The most common closure for glass, and the one most often specified for retail. Tamper-evident versions exist, and whether they are open to your order is confirmed with the quote.
Plastic screw cap
Generally the lower-cost route, and available in a range of colours so the closure can carry part of the branding.
Cork
A premium finish. Most often chosen for oils, vinegars and drinks where the closure is part of how the product reads.
Pump or dispenser
For oils, syrups and thin condiments where the product is dispensed rather than poured freely.
No closure
If you already hold compatible closures, we can supply containers alone. Tell us what you are fitting so we can confirm the neck matches.
Labelling Your Container
A bottle or jar carries your brand on the label, and how that label reaches you is a choice. Application can sit inside your order or inside your own process.
Applied for you
Labels are produced and applied as part of the order, so what arrives is ready to fill and sell rather than needing a separate step.
Supplied flat
If you already run a labelling line, we supply the labels separately and you apply them. This suits higher volumes where labelling sits inside your own process.
No label
Containers supplied plain, for products labelled in house or sold unbranded.
Artwork and mockup
Whatever route you take, your artwork is placed on the configuration you selected and reviewed with you before anything is produced.
Where the label sits vertically is decided by where the fill line lands, which is why capacity and labelling are settled together rather than one after the other.
What Gets Filled Into Them
Each of these points at the product that actually suits it, so the next click takes you to the right configurator rather than back to the top of the page.
Sauces and condiments
Hot sauce, dressings, marinades and table condiments, usually in a woozy or Boston Round profile with a controlled pour.
See the containerUse caseBeverages and juice
Bottled drinks and cold-pressed juice, where the container is part of how the product reads on a shelf.
See the containerUse caseHoney and preserves
Jams, preserves and honey, where the product is spooned out and the jar opening is what matters.
See the containerUse caseOil and vinegar
Oils, vinegars and finishing products, often with a cork or pourer and a tall bottle profile.
See the containerUse caseRetail and gift formats
Small-format jars and bottles for retail lines and gift sets, where the container is kept and reused.
See the containerSee It Before It Is Produced
Two separate things, and it is worth keeping them apart. One is free and comes first. The other is optional and comes after your artwork is settled.
Free digital mockup
Included with every order
- Free, and available once your artwork is submitted
- Your artwork placed on the packaging configuration you selected
- No production order is needed first
- Reviewed with you before anything is manufactured
Optional physical sample
After artwork approval
- Artwork is approved before the sample is made, so the sample matches what you would actually run
- Approximately 2 to 3 weeks after artwork approval
- Approximately $150 to $250 depending on the product and configuration
- Credited toward your production order if you go ahead
Sourced From Manufacturers, Coordinated By Us
YaSeen Packaging sources custom bottles and jars directly from packaging manufacturers and coordinates the container, closure, labelling, quantities and pricing for your order.
That means one conversation covers the whole specification: glass colour and shape from the manufacturer, closure matched to your neck, labels produced and applied, quantities confirmed against your run, and freight quoted for the weight and packing glass actually needs.
It also means the specification is settled before it is placed, which is why the capacity and closure are confirmed with you rather than assumed. A container ordered at the wrong neck finish is not a small error, and the cost of catching it early is nothing.
How Ordering Works
Six steps, in the order that avoids surprises. Capacity and closure are settled before artwork, because the label has to sit around the container you actually chose.
- 01
Choose the container
Start with the format that matches how your product leaves the container: a bottle to pour from, a jar to open.
- 02
Set the configuration
Capacity, shape, glass colour and closure, chosen together, because the closure is confirmed as a match rather than assumed.
- 03
Send artwork and branding
Send what you have, even if it is only a logo. Where the label sits is decided alongside the container shape.
- 04
Review the digital mockup
Your artwork placed on the configuration you chose, free, and reviewed with you before anything is produced.
- 05
Confirm quantities and pricing
Quantities are confirmed with your quote for the container you selected, along with case packing and freight.
- 06
Production and delivery
Production is coordinated with the packaging manufacturer, and the completed order is delivered nationwide.
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Fix the Fill, Then the Closure, Then the Label
Tell us the fill volume, how the product is dispensed, and where the order will be received. We will confirm the container and closure as a matched set and prepare a digital mockup and pricing.
Custom glass bottles and jars, sourced from manufacturers and delivered nationwide.