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A single reference for fragrance brands sourcing glass perfume bottles: how to select and qualify a supplier, how bottles are manufactured, how MOQ and customization affect cost, which materials and capacities suit your product, and how wholesale packaging orders are planned and shipped.
Section 01
Supplier selection, minimum order quantities and landed cost decide whether a fragrance launch is viable. Start here before requesting samples.
Factory vs. trading company, audit questions and the documents a serious supplier can produce on request.
Why existing molds start at 5,000 pcs, how MOQ scales with decoration, and what custom mold projects require.
Mold cost, glass cost, decoration and tooling amortisation broken down line by line.
Section 02
Understanding how glass perfume bottles are actually produced makes specification, tolerance and lead-time discussions far more productive.
Section 03
Glass finish, capacity and cap material define shelf presence and unit cost. Compare the trade-offs before locking your spec.
Acid etching versus frosting spray, durability, fingerprints and decoration compatibility.
Common capacities from 5 ml testers to 100 ml flagships and how size affects glass weight and freight.
Surlyn, wood, Zamac, ABS and aluminium caps compared on weight, cost and tooling.
Section 04
When the specification is settled, move to production planning: capability, sampling lead time and a quotation for your volume.
Section 05
Production-ready glass perfume bottles from our current wholesale range. Existing molds start at 5,000 pcs.