The short answer
Review embossing for mould feasibility, readability, location and interaction with labels and handling. Approve the actual feature through drawings and representative samples.
A logo that works on a screen may need adjustment when formed in glass. The bottle geometry and proposed production method determine which details are practical.
Prepare the artwork for technical review
Provide clean vector artwork and identify the intended position and orientation. Ask the supplier to review feature depth, detail and transitions for the specific bottle. Avoid fixing universal minimum dimensions without that review.
Check neighbouring functions
Keep the feature clear of label contact areas and critical equipment interfaces unless its effect has been assessed. Evaluate the appearance with the intended contents and decoration, using physical samples under consistent conditions.
Procurement checklist
- Supply controlled vector artwork.
- Mark position and orientation on the drawing.
- Ask for mould-feasibility feedback.
- Review interaction with labels and guides.
- Approve readability on representative samples.
Common question
Can any detailed logo be reproduced exactly in glass?
Not necessarily. Fine details may need simplification for the bottle and process. Agree the achievable result before committing to production tooling.