What should a bottle specification cover?

Review nominal capacity, brimful capacity, dimensions, weight, neck finish, closure compatibility and packaging. Agree tolerances and inspection criteria against the approved drawing.

Prepare a usable brief.

A clear brief gives the supplier enough information to discuss feasibility and pricing. Use an existing bottle reference when available, and separate essential requirements from preferences.

  1. Product and use.Describe the spirit or beverage and the desired bottle style.
  2. Specification.State capacity and any confirmed dimensions, neck finish or closure requirements.
  3. Quantity.Share estimated order volume and whether it is a trial or ongoing procurement.
  4. Decoration.Explain printing, colour or surface requirements with a reference where possible.
  5. Delivery.Provide destination and target timing so the team can assess the project.

Confirm the details before production.

Review the drawing, sample and quotation together. Confirm compatibility with the selected closure and your filling process. Align the inspection, packaging, schedule and shipping terms in writing.

Related procurement questions.

What is the minimum order quantity?

Minimum order depends on the bottle model, decoration and custom development. Confirm the current terms with our sales team.

Can I request a bottle sample?

Sample requests are available. Specify the bottle reference, intended use and destination. Sample availability, decoration, freight charges and delivery timing should be confirmed before dispatch.

Can you develop a custom bottle?

The current website offers OEM/ODM service. Share a reference, drawing or brief so the team can assess the bottle shape, neck finish, closure, tooling and decoration requirements.