Cardboard display for 3 glass jar 1.5oz

01 · EXACTLY WHICH FORMAT

Three 1.5 oz jars — that is 41 ml

Worth putting the figure up front, because the name does not make it clear: 1.5 oz is 41 ml, the small TO43-neck jar — the sample and gift size, not a table jar. So it does not take half-kilo or kilo jars, which is the query that reaches us. If what you want to present is large jars, this carrier will fall short in every direction; for the sample format, on the other hand, it is exactly the right size.

02 · THERE IS ONE CARRIER PER FORMAT

Choose by your jar, not by the name

The family is wider than it looks and the names do not help, so here is the equivalence: this one is for the 1.5 oz (41 ml); there is another for Orcio 106 (106 ml), in two- and three-slot versions; another for Orcio 212 (212 ml), in two; and another for the honeycomb-pattern jar. Look at the millilitres of your jar and its neck, not at the trade name — it is the same rule that works for choosing lids, and it works the same way here.

03 · BEFORE YOU BUY

It comes in kraft or black, and the difference is more about intent than price: kraft gives a natural, plain presentation, and black suits a gift or a small collection with a careful label. What is sold is the carrier alone — jars and lids are separate. And for a fair, work it out in advance: assembling twenty the night before takes ten minutes, doing it at the stall with a customer waiting does not.