Wholesale Glass Jars with Bamboo Lids

MOQs vary based on mold type (existing vs. new), glass finish, and lid customization, and are confirmed per quote. Existing mold designs typically allow lower MOQs, while fully custom molds or embossed jars require higher volume commitments to justify tooling costs. Contact our team for a quote tailored to your specific program.

Yes, we offer full private label development including custom embossing, etching, printing to client artwork, and bespoke mold creation from a sketch, render, or reference sample. Branding options for the bamboo lids are confirmed in your quote, to create a cohesive, on-brand packaging solution.

Production lead time for glass jars and matching bamboo lids runs 40 to 60 days after sample approval, depending on mold complexity, finish, and order volume. Sampling is quoted and scheduled separately before full production begins, and our team provides quotes within 48 hours of receiving full specifications to keep timelines predictable.

Yes, all glass vessels undergo thermal shock resistance testing and are manufactured to California Prop 65 compliance standards. Our production facilities are SEDEX/SMETA audited.

Vessels and lids are shipped landed duty paid directly to your US fill site as part of a consolidated order, with manufacturing, freight, duties, and import handling managed in-house by our US entity. This eliminates the need for third-party brokers or agents and reduces the risk of split or delayed shipments.

Candle fillers and co-packers, home fragrance and décor brands, gift set merchandisers, and private label houseware companies are our primary customers. The combination of custom glass shapes and natural bamboo lids suits seasonal launches, retail gifting programs, and premium product lines seeking a sustainable, artisanal aesthetic.

Lids are sized to the jar's mouth diameter. Gemixx matches candle lids to common mouth diameters from 50 to 90 mm, with larger sizes such as 100 mm produced by tooling. Mouth-blown and pressed glass varies slightly from piece to piece, so most bamboo lids use a silicone or cork liner that takes up small differences and stops bamboo rubbing against the glass rim. Check fit on several production samples, not just one prototype, and ask for lid fit to be part of the lot inspection at Gemixx's Noida quality-control unit.

Not in the way a clamp lid or screw cap does. A bamboo lid with a well-fitted silicone liner gives a snug, dust-tight fit that keeps a candle's fragrance in and works for dry goods on display, but it is a press-fit closure, not a hermetic seal. If you want to describe a jar as airtight or use it for products that must stay sealed, test the jar and lid together with your product before you make that claim on pack. Tell Gemixx the end use in your brief so the liner and fit tolerance can be quoted to suit.

Bamboo is a fast-growing grass with a light, even grain, so it looks natural and reads as a lower-impact choice on shelf. It is still a natural material: tone varies from lid to lid, and it can warp or crack if soaked, so tell your customers to wipe it clean rather than wash it in water. Cork is softer and cheaper but less durable. Metal lids in brass, stainless steel or tinplate suit a more formal look. Gemixx offers bamboo, cork and metal lids, so you can keep one jar shape and vary the lid across collections.

Most jars are soda-lime glass, which is clear, economical and right for pantry, bath and decor use. For candles, the jar has to cope with heat from the flame, so ask for glass that has been tested for thermal shock and run your own burn tests with your wax and wick. Borosilicate glass resists thermal shock better and is used where that matters. Remind candle customers to take the bamboo lid off before lighting. Gemixx's Firozabad plant makes both glass types, clear, colored or frosted, with production of 40 to 60 days after sample approval.