JARSKING, Your Custom Perfume Bottles Manufacturer

Apackaging is a top custom perfume bottle manufacturer, known for our craftsmanship and innovative designs. We offer a one-stop service that keeps you involved every step of the way—from brainstorming and sketching to molding, sampling, production, and delivery. We work closely with you to create unique designs that perfectly reflect your brand and take your fragrance collection to the next level.

Our integrated factories handle everything in-house, from glass bottle manufacturing to cap and pump production, as well as advanced finishing processes. This end-to-end approach ensures precision, quality, and efficiency throughout the entire production process. By blending artistic creativity with cutting-edge technology, we deliver custom perfume packaging that’s luxurious, sustainable, and innovative, setting new standards in the industry.

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Find Your Perfect Match with Our Perfume Bottles

Step 1: Create Your Perfume Bottle

Balance Quality and Budget in Choosing Glass

Standard Glass (Soda-Lime Glass)

Standard glass is a budget-friendly and durable option for perfume packaging. It’s clear, customizable, and works well for mass-market or mid-range perfumes. It’s great for all kinds of bottle sizes and decorative finishes.

Fine White Glass (Super Flint Glass)

Fine white glass is all about clarity, purity, and a luxurious look. This high-quality glass makes perfume bottles stand out, especially for intricate designs. With its excellent light transmission and weighty feel, it’s perfect for high-end fragrances.

Crystal Glass

Crystal glass takes things up a notch with its brilliance and clarity. Its high refractive index creates a stunning, prismatic effect, making it a favorite for limited editions or collectible perfumes. The weight and detailed cut designs add a touch of elegance, though it does come at a higher price.

Common Capacities of Perfume Bottles

30ml Bottles

Small bottles (15ml-30ml) are great for travel or for customers who want to try a fragrance before buying a full-size bottle. They’re also perfect for limited-edition releases or niche perfumes.

50ml Bottles

Medium bottles (30ml-50ml) are a popular choice for everyday use. They strike a nice balance between being portable and lasting a while, making them ideal for people who have a go-to scent they use regularly.

100ml Bottles

Large bottles (75ml-100ml) are perfect for fragrance enthusiasts or anyone who uses a particular scent daily. They offer the best value per milliliter and are great for fragrances that are part of a daily routine.

Types of Bottle Necks

Crimp Neck Bottles

Crimped neck bottles have a crimped finish around the neck, which creates a tight seal to keep the fragrance fresh. Common sizes include 13mm, 15mm, and 20mm.

Screw Neck Bottles

Screw neck bottles have a threaded neck that fits a screw-on cap. Common sizes include 13mm, 15mm, and 18mm.

Decorative Finishes for Perfume Bottles

Decorative finishes on perfume bottles can really make them pop and help build your brand identity. When choosing a finish, it’s important to think about material compatibility, durability, environmental impact, and cost to make sure you get the right balance of style and function.

External Spraying

Spray Painting: Adds a protective layer of paint to the bottle’s exterior, with options like matte, satin, or frosted finishes. It gives the bottle a modern, vibrant look that catches the eye on shelves while also making it more durable.

Internal Spraying

Interior Coating: Puts a smooth, tough finish inside the bottle to protect the fragrance. It keeps the scent fresh by preventing chemical reactions, making it perfect for high-end perfumes.

Screen Printing – High Temp

Hot Stamping: Uses heat to bond bold, detailed designs onto the bottle. The result is sharp, long-lasting patterns that don’t fade or wear, ideal for luxury packaging.

Screen Printing – High Temp

Cold Stamping: A budget-friendly option that gives similar results to hot stamping. It’s great for brands that want decorative touches without breaking the bank.

Partial Spraying

Spot Painting: Adds paint to specific parts of the design to create cool contrasts. It’s perfect for brands that want a unique, custom look that stands out.

Sanding

Polishing: Smooths out any rough spots or mold lines, giving the bottle a clean, even surface for further decoration. It also makes the bottle brighter and helps other finishes stick better, giving it a polished, high-end look.

Electroplating

Electroplating: Adds a thin metallic layer to the bottle using an electrochemical process, making it look like polished metal. It’s a durable, modern finish that gives your brand a sleek, industrial-chic vibe.

Hot Stamping

Foil Stamping: Uses heat and pressure to transfer metallic foil onto the bottle, creating a shiny, luxurious finish. It’s perfect for intricate designs that make your product look elegant and premium.

Spray Painting – Ice Flower

Crackle Effect: Creates a frosted, cracked pattern that looks like natural ice. It adds a bold, modern texture that grabs attention and appeals to trendsetting consumers.

Decals

Labeling: Applies pre-printed, customizable graphics directly onto the bottle for clear, detailed branding. It’s a versatile and affordable way to make your product stand out.

Hand/Fire Polishing

Polishing & Glazing: Refines the glass to make it super clear and glossy. It smooths out any imperfections, giving the bottle a flawless, high-quality look that attracts picky customers.

3D Printing

3D Embossing: Adds raised, textured patterns to the bottle, giving it depth and a sculptural feel. It’s a creative way to make your packaging unique and appealing to trend-focused brands.

Step 2: Choose Your Sprayer and Collar

Sprayer Materials

Plastic Sprayers: Lightweight and budget-friendly, plastic sprayers are a go-to for mass-market perfumes.

Aluminum Sprayers: If you’re looking for something more upscale and durable, aluminum sprayers are the way to go. They give your fragrance a premium feel and boost its overall quality perception.

Sprayer Materials

Plastic Sprayers: Lightweight and budget-friendly, plastic sprayers are a go-to for mass-market perfumes.

Aluminum Sprayers: If you’re looking for something more upscale and durable, aluminum sprayers are the way to go. They give your fragrance a premium feel and boost its overall quality perception.

Sprayer Mechanisms

Crimp Neck Sprayers: These are often used in commercial fragrances and need special equipment to attach. They’re reliable and widely used in the industry.

Screw Neck Sprayers: These are super convenient and great for smaller batches or artisanal perfumes. They’re easy to use and perfect for brands that want a more hands-on approach.

Collar Types

Straight Collars: These have a simple, uniform design and work well with minimalist styles. They’re versatile and fit easily with different bottle shapes and sizes.

Step Collars: These add a bit of elegance and can give your bottle a more classic or traditional look.

Pump Types

High Pump: This type delivers a bigger spray with each use, perfect for those who want a generous application.

Short Pump: This one gives you a smaller, more controlled spray, ideal for a finer mist and precise application.

Tube Types

Common Tube: This is your standard plastic tube that’s visible inside the perfume bottle.

Invisible Tube: This cool design uses special materials that match the refractive index of the fragrance, making the tube nearly invisible. It’s all about creating a sleek, high-end look.

Step 3: Design Your Cap

Types of Perfume Bottle Caps

Single Layer Caps

Single-Layer Cap: A simple, cost-effective option that gets the job done. It’s functional and straightforward.

Double Layer Caps

Double-Layer Cap: This cap has two layers, making it more durable and giving it a more polished, sophisticated look. It’s a great way to elevate your bottle’s design.

Magnetic Caps

Magnetic Cap: This cap uses a magnetic closure for a secure fit and a satisfying snap when you close it. It’s a small touch that adds a lot of luxury to the user experience.

Cap Materials: Sealing Fragrance with Style

Perfume bottle caps aren’t just functional—they’re also a key part of the design. Made from materials like metal, resin, wood, and plastic, they come in a variety of finishes, from shiny metallics to natural wood textures. These details create a sensory connection between the user and the fragrance inside, making the experience even more special.

Red Oak
White Oak
Rosewood
Sapele
Side-Pressed Bamboo
Plain Bamboo
Cherry Wood
Pine

Quality Tests for Perfume Bottles

At Apackaging, every perfume bottle goes through a series of chemical and physical tests, like leakage tests, alcohol resistance tests, and spray tests. These thorough checks ensure the bottles are durable, compatible with the product, and meet the highest quality standards. We make sure our packaging performs reliably and lives up to industry expectations.

Visual Inspection

Purpose: To make sure the bottles look perfect and catch any surface flaws.
Method: Inspectors look at the bottles under natural or standardized light from about 40–50 cm away, spending 3–5 seconds on each one. They check for things like scratches, air bubbles, nicks, or color issues. Inspectors need to have sharp vision (at least 1.0) and no eye problems to do this job well.

In just one hour, turn your idea into a 3D demo!

Given that Apackaging is a well-known business, production volume matters. Consequently, 5000 pieces is the MOQ for glass containers.
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