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The usual MOQ is 500–1,000 pieces. If suitable pieces are in stock and the requested customization can be carried out through finishing or other work on that stock, orders of approximately 200–300 pieces may be considered. Amanda will confirm stock availability, the process and the final quantity. This lower range is not a commitment to new moulds or any requested process at that quantity.

Sampling usually takes 2–4 weeks, mass production 30–60 days, and ocean freight another 20–40 days. Every project is broken into four stages — design, sampling, production, shipping — with an itemized timeline in the quotation.

Yes. Our design team translates sketches or reference pieces into drawings and process language; production begins only after you approve a physical sample. We also co-create with design teams such as PBC (France) and XL (Germany).

We arrange testing against your target market’s requirements — FDA, LFGB, EU food-contact regulations and others — with results certified by third-party laboratories.

The factory is in Qixian, Jinzhong, Shanxi — the heart of China’s glassware belt; the R&D base is at the Jinchuanggu Pilot Base in Taiyuan. You are welcome by appointment.

Yes — decoration is a daily routine: decal printing, sandblasting, laser engraving, hand painting, electroplating, color spraying, gold or silver rimming and frosting, among a dozen post-processing crafts. Send your artwork (AI, PDF or high-resolution PNG) and we will recommend the technique that fits your usage — including dishwasher-resistance needs — then confirm the effect on a pre-production sample.

Three main families: hand-blown soda-lime glass, lead-free crystal glass for premium stemware and barware, and heat-resistant borosilicate glass — the choice for teaware, coffee servers and storage jars. Material follows your design, usage scenario and target price; we advise during sampling.

Packaging is engineered per product: bubble wrap, egg-crate dividers, polyfoam, white or color gift boxes, and five-ply export cartons; palletizing and drop-test references are available on request. How breakage is handled is stated in the quotation before production begins.

The usual practice is T/T wire transfer: a deposit before production, the balance against shipping documents. Trade terms follow your forwarder’s preference — FOB, CIF or EXW. Ratios and milestones are confirmed item by item in the quotation.

Mixed-SKU orders are common for gift sets and retail programs; per-item minimums follow the MOQ policy above. Our online catalog presents ten product families — tumblers, stemware, barware, teaware, vases and more — with real photos and specifications. Note the item codes and include them with your inquiry.