Colored Round Glass Cream Jars with Contrasting Caps

Colored Round Glass Cream Jars: Choose the Exact Combination

The gallery presents three visual directions: green glass with a gold-tone top, blue glass with a silver-tone top, and black glass with a dark top. The Reihey listing names 20g, 30g and 50g nominal sizes, glass jar material and a plastic lid. It did not provide a reliable matrix linking each pictured color to every size. A gold-colored surface is a finish description, not evidence of a metal cap.

Build a size, color and cap matrix

Start the inquiry with one row for each combination you actually need: nominal size, jar color, cap appearance and quantity. Ask Reihey to confirm which rows can be supplied as pictured, then request the drawing and a physical sample for each selected configuration. For a filled product, have the filling partner verify usable volume, target net weight, opening and headspace. Do not select a 20g, 30g or 50g variant only from a photograph.

Check color and decoration on the real pack

Colored glass changes how a label or print is seen. Provide a color reference and artwork, then review a decorated sample in the lighting used for photography or retail approval. Ask for the usable decoration area, print or label position and acceptable appearance range for the selected jar and cap. Confirm whether the color is in the glass or a surface finish for that exact variant; the pictures alone do not prove the method.

Confirm the whole closure and shipping set

Request the cap construction, thread or fit, and whether an inner disc, liner or seal is part of the quoted set. If different colors use different tops, keep those BOMs separate in the purchase order. State inner-pack quantity, divider or protective packing needs and destination so samples and bulk packs can be assessed consistently.

For a clear, square alternative, compare the white-cap square cream jar. Use the cream jar RFQ checklist to prepare the request, or send Reihey the size-color-cap matrix and artwork.