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Custom 100ml Glass Perfume Bottle with a Sculpted Base

HYD-62 is a 100ml glass perfume bottle with a rectangular profile, defined edges, and a pronounced glass base. Its broad front face provides space for signature typography, printed artwork, or a label, while a square cap completes the geometric silhouette. Pair the bottle with a fragrance spray closure and develop a clear, frosted, matte, metallic, or gradient finish around your brand. Jarsking supplies empty fragrance packaging with customization options for bottle decoration, coordinated components, and matching outer boxes.

The rectangular front accommodates expressive typography, illustrations, or a label design.
Angular lines carry the geometric design from the bottle to the closure.
Clear, frosted, matte, metallic, and gradient references offer ways of brand expression.
Extend the bottle’s colors and artwork to an outer box for a consistent presentation.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Product Name: Custom 100ml Glass Perfume Bottle with a Sculpted Base
Capacity: 100ml
Color: Customized
Material: glass bottle + metal cap
Use: perfume brands
MOQ: 10000pcs

Delivery Packing: Standard export carton packing

Surface Treatment: Silk screen, frosting, electroplating, color coating, 3D printing, hot stamping

Packaging Suggestion:

An independent fragrance house is preparing a signature evening fragrance and needs packaging that carries the same identity from a retail shelf to an intimate campaign close-up. The challenge is to balance expressive color with a clear, recognizable bottle structure and readable branding.

For this concept, Jarsking proposes the HYD-62 silhouette in the deep red translucent appearance shown in the supplied image, paired with a glossy black square cap and gold-colored typography. The pronounced glass base and defined edges catch the red lighting, framing the curved script on the front. The black cap repeats the bottle’s angular geometry, while the gold decoration creates a focal point against the darker body.

The final decoration process, color standard, and cap-and-sprayer assembly would be confirmed through sampling. The resulting design direction gives the fragrance house a coherent presentation across retail packaging and editorial imagery, grounded in the bottle’s shape and a restrained three-color palette.