Bottles & Jars & Tins

The container is often the first clue to how a product should be used. Bottles & Jars & Tins at Discount Packaging Warehouse brings together refillable and presentation formats for Australian makers, retailers, travel packing and everyday storage. A spray bottle invites a different action from a wide-mouth cream jar; a compact atomiser belongs in a different bag from a larger bottle; a tin gives a product another kind of finish. This range lets you explore those differences through the shape of the opening, the size in hand and the appearance of the finished pack.

Bottles for pouring, spraying and small refills

Clear and amber glass bottles, plastic spray bottles, dropper packs, roller bottles and compact perfume atomisers offer different ways for liquids or other suitable contents to be dispensed. Travel-size formats help make a familiar product easier to take along, while larger bottles suit a shelf or working area. Some have pumps or spray tops; others use caps or small openings. The way someone reaches for the product can guide the bottle style as much as its outward look.

Jars and tins that frame the contents

Wide-mouth plastic and acrylic jars make cream or small products easy to see and reach in selected formats. Metal cosmetic jars and tea tins offer another material and a more enclosed look; mini pots give samples their own scale. Clear, amber and opaque finishes can change how a product appears before the lid is opened. For a more focused view of the current cream and sample-pot assortment, explore plastic jars.

Find a shape for the specific job

Squeeze tubes, test-tube formats and selected food or household bottles extend the range beyond familiar cosmetic packs. A tube may suit a product dispensed little by little; a narrow vial or small sample bottle creates another kind of trial-size presentation. The assortment contains several materials and closures, so the most useful starting point is the action the container should support. Let the contents and the customer's first use determine which shape earns its place.