MAIDAO GLASS · CHINESE GLASS MANUFACTURER
A spirit’s identity begins with the bottle in your customer’s hand. An existing shape can anchor your range; a custom mould becomes relevant when the silhouette itself is part of the brand.
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FIND YOUR PRODUCT FAMILY
Each format raises its own questions about filling, closure and presentation. Your selected family leads to detailed options, fittings and ordering considerations.
4 catalogue designs
Your gin bottle has to stand out on the shelf and work behind the bar. The shoulder, grip and footprint affect how you store and serve it. An existing body lets you evaluate the stopper and label before commissioning new tooling.
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9 catalogue designs
A tall dessert-wine bottle gives a small fill a distinctive presence. Its height, slender body and long neck also affect the label, closure and carton. Existing icewine references let you compare those proportions before commissioning a proprietary silhouette.
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4 catalogue designs
Your liqueur or spirit can call for a broad decanter, a slender bottle or a more familiar retail shape. Capacity alone does not tell you how those packs compare. The colour of the contents, stopper system and artwork help turn the glass reference into a brand decision.
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5 catalogue designs
Your vodka bottle can express the brand through clarity, proportions and the way it feels in the hand. Tall profiles, broad bodies and heavier-looking bases create different impressions. The actual dimensions, closure and glass specification let your team compare those choices beyond a rendering.
Explore vodka bottles →EXISTING BOTTLE & JAR DESIGNS
Capacity and fitting references help narrow your shortlist. The individual specification identifies the information available for each design.
22 designs match · 12 shown
1000 ml (33.8 US fl oz)
Specifications & size options →175 ml (5.9 US fl oz)
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200 ml (6.8 US fl oz)
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200 ml (6.8 US fl oz)
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275 ml (9.3 US fl oz)
Specifications & size options →330 ml (11.2 US fl oz)
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330 ml (11.2 US fl oz)
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375 ml (12.7 US fl oz)
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375 ml (12.7 US fl oz)
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375 ml (12.7 US fl oz)
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500 ml (16.9 US fl oz)
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500 ml (16.9 US fl oz)
Specifications & size options →APPLICATION & SELECTION
A bottle family may give your range a common identity across capacities. A custom mould is worth considering when an existing silhouette cannot carry the concept you want.
| Your packaging brief | Formats to compare | The detail that needs attention |
|---|---|---|
| Core spirits range | Vodka and liquor bottle silhouettes | Market fill volume, label panel and glass presentation |
| Botanical & craft spirits | Gin bottle shapes | Shelf identity, closure and decorated sample |
| Limited editions | Existing designs with decoration | Artwork, finish and order quantities |
| Proprietary shapes | Custom bottle development | Drawing approval, glass sample and production tooling |
Your destination market and declared fill volume guide the capacity choice. A coherent bottle family can carry the same visual identity across different sizes.
Cork and screw closures need different finish specifications. Your closure choice affects the opening experience, appearance and production setup.
An existing clear bottle may achieve your brand direction through decoration. A new mould becomes relevant when your brand needs a different body shape.
CLOSURES & FITTINGS
The fitting is part of your packaging specification. Neck dimensions, contact parts and the intended filling process belong in the same review.
The stopper shank and bottle bore form the fit. Top shape and material also contribute to the opening experience.
A screw closure needs the corresponding finish dimensions; it is a separate bottle version from a stopper finish.
The stopper, seal and bottle finish are evaluated as an assembly. The chosen style does not establish compatibility by itself.
Closure colour, overcaps and secondary packing can extend the brand treatment beyond the bottle body.
BRAND FINISHES
Your colour, printed artwork or label can make a familiar shape recognisable as your product. Frosting, spray colour, screen printing, decals and hot stamping form part of the Shandong decoration route.
A physical decorated sample gives your team a reference for colour, placement and appearance on the selected glass.
Compare glass decoration methods →CUSTOM MOULD DEVELOPMENT
Your silhouette, closure and capacity establish the brief before production tooling. Custom-mould reference minimums are 12,000 extra-flint pieces or 50,000 standard-flint pieces, subject to the chosen design and quotation.
Mould stages, cost references and approvals →MOQ, SAMPLES & EXPORT
Existing designs have production minimums. Your glass grade, design and finish define the order terms; custom development has a separate tooling and MOQ route.
The schedule includes the selected glass, decoration and approvals. An existing mould and a new shape have different development requirements.
A physical sample makes the container and closure tangible. Decoration and custom-shape approval may need separate sample stages.
Cartons, dividers and pallets change loading and handling. Your destination and packing requirements belong in the quotation.
MANUFACTURING & QUALITY IN CHINA
MAIDAO INDUSTRY’s 14 production lines span 2 production areas: our own Xuzhou plant and owned, invested and long-term contracted capacity in Shandong.
Bottle mouths and sealing surfaces receive 100% checks. Your product-use trials and requested documents apply to the actual glass, fittings and decoration you select.
Inspection methods and document scope →SAMPLES & APPROVAL
The bottle, chosen closure and decoration reference give your team a fuller view of the finished presentation than an undecorated bottle alone.
The container, fitted closure and finish each contribute to the result. Your intended filling and use conditions establish what the sample evaluation needs to cover.
What to approve at each sample stage →BEFORE YOU COMMIT TO TOOLING
A real bottle sample can show whether an existing shape already works for your brief. A custom mould becomes relevant when the silhouette or a required specification needs to change.
Compare the two development routes →Each design lists its own catalogue capacities. Vodka, gin and liquor families can offer different size ranges; the specific reference determines the choices to compare.
Decoration and bottle-shape development are different routes. Your existing shape may remain suitable when you change only the finish or artwork.
No. The bottle neck finish must suit the selected closure. The final drawing and sample define the version for your order.
Yes. Frosting, colour spraying, printing, decals and hot stamping are available through the decoration route. Your chosen glass and artwork define the decorated sample to approve.
An existing design lets you assess a real container first. Custom tooling is a separate investment when the body shape or a required specification cannot be met by an existing design.
YOUR PACKAGING BRIEF
