Candle, Soap & Cosmetics · San Bernardino, CA
Jars, Labels
& Boxes.
One Supplier.
Glass jars, amber bottles, tins and the labels that go on them — stocked and printed under one roof in San Bernardino. Built for small-batch makers who need the container and the label to actually match.
What We Supply
Containers, Labels & Boxes
Jars, Tins & Bottles
Glass jars from 1oz to 4oz, amber bottles in 4oz and 8oz for oils and tinctures, tins, and PET jars. In stock, so you can buy a case now instead of waiting on a container order from overseas.
Browse Glass Jars →Labels That Stick To Curves
A flat label on a curved jar wrinkles unless it is sized right. We match the stock and the die to the container, handle oil and wax resistance, and lay out your ingredient list, net weight and batch fields properly.
See Label Options →Boxes & Finishing Touches
Rigid boxes and folding cartons for gift sets, plus stickers, hang tags and tissue for the unboxing. If you sell at markets, we also print your banner and table cover.
See Custom Packaging →Who We Serve
Who Buys From Us
01
Candle Makers
Straight-sided glass, tins, warning labels for the base, and wax-resistant label stock.
02
Soap & Bath
Kraft or waterproof labels, boxes for bar sets, and shrink bands for a clean seal.
03
Skincare
Amber bottles, small jars, ingredient panels laid out to fit, and matching lids.
04
Market Sellers
Banners, table covers, price cards and stickers for weekend booths and pop-ups.
05
Gift & Subscription
Rigid boxes, tissue, custom stickers and inserts for a box that opens well.
Spec It Together
Buy The Jar And The Label Together
The most common problem we see from small-batch makers is a label ordered before the container was chosen. The die does not match the curve, the artwork wraps wrong, or the label is too tall for the straight wall of the jar. Buying both from one place removes the guesswork.
Pick your jar from what we stock at our San Bernardino counter, and we will size the label to it, pick a stock that resists oils and wax, and proof it before printing. If you are still testing formulations, start with a small label run and scale up once the line is settled.
Request a QuoteFrequently Asked
Common Questions.
Will a label stick properly to a curved jar?
Do you have labels that resist oils and wax?
Can I order a small batch while I am still testing?
Do you stock the jars, or only print labels?
Can you lay out my ingredient list?
What if I sell at markets and need a booth too?
Let's Spec Your Jar And Label
Tell us the container and the batch size. Quote back within one business day.