Start with a pair that looks right, then compare its measured dimensions, opening and intended fill. Use the same units and fill line for both colors.
What to check in a black and white pair
Compare
Check both colors
Model & color pairing
Record the model reference and finish for each color. Compare the two selected samples together; a similar photograph does not confirm a same-size pair.
Jar volume · ml / fl oz
Compare brimful volume and volume at your intended fill line separately. Use the same fill level and volume unit for both jars.
Diameter × height · mm
Check external diameter and jar height in millimeters. Stand both jars on the same flat surface to compare their overall proportions.
Opening & matching lid
Compare the inner opening, rim or neck profile, and lid reference. Review each jar with its fitted lid, including any seal or liner.
Working fill & wax weight
Set the intended fill line first. Confirm wax weight with your formulation and sample filling; vessel volume alone does not give the finished wax weight.
For an 8 oz, 13.5 oz or 30 cl request, include the unit and intended fill. The selected model drawing and physical sample establish the final dimensions.
Illustrative pairing. Confirm the dimensions and color options for your selected models.
Jar volume & wax fill
Volume describes the space inside the jar. Wax weight depends on your formulation and fill level. State the unit you need and review the actual sample.
Try the same artwork on black and white glass before approving the design. Compare the label edge, text contrast and the space left around your brand.
On black glass
A light paper label creates a clear contrast with the dark body. Check the smallest text and leave an even border of visible glass around the label.
On white glass
Compare the paper tone with the glass, and use text with enough contrast to read comfortably. Check fine lines and pale colors in daylight and indoor light.
Label size & placement
Specify the finished label width and height in millimeters, plus its position above the base. Keep the label within the usable straight wall, clear of the rim and curved base.
Before you approve
Share a print-ready artwork file and your preferred label material or print method. Review alignment, color, legibility and adhesion on both jar samples before confirming the design.
Illustrative label concept. Review the final artwork, print quality and adhesion on physical samples.
Can the black and white jars have the same dimensions?
Request a matched pair and compare the model references and dimensioned drawings. The photographs show several proportions but do not establish same-size pairs.
Are glossy, matte and frosted versions available?
The existing photographs show reflective black and white surfaces. Other finishes are requests to review against actual models and samples.
Are these glass or ceramic containers?
This collection is for glass packaging. A white or opaque appearance does not make a jar ceramic; confirm the material for the selected model.
Is the lid included?
State jar only or jar with lid. The quotation should identify the matched lid and all included components.
Can I request both colors together?
Include both colors and the quantity for each. Sample arrangements and whether quantities can be combined for ordering need confirmation.