White Modern Ceramic Tumbler

Reiterating what Laurisa and others have said... these are wonderful ceramic trumblers, but very tricky to label. We've sized down a 3.25"H to 2.75" and still it's hard to avoid wrinkles. Sent one to a label printer to evaluate the issue, and they also had trouble due to what they described as a double-taper where the middle bulges just slightly - but enough to create tension in multiple directions. If investing in these otherwise beautiful containers, best to purchase a few to test first to make sure your label design/material will work... otherwise you'll have disappointed customers.

I love these vessels for my cancer awareness candles. My customers love the beauty of these as well! They are simply beautiful. I was able to easily wick them for the scents I was using and they have performed well. My only issue is that no matter which label size I try, the labels want to bubble up as though I didn't apply them tight. No amount of repositioning or smoothing fixes it. I will continue to offer these, but wanted to give the little disclaimer that the labels can be an issue.

A customer of mine asked to collab on a candle for her shop. She’s an artist and wanted a white background for her artwork, which will be the label. I chose this one based on the good reviews, and I’m super happy with them. They’re absolutely beautiful once they’re cured and settled. We chose the cork lid, and I really couldn’t be happier. My one issue was the wick testing. I feel like I went through SO MANY different sizes, and I started with Candle Science’s recommendation of CD 22. I found that to be way too big and way too hot. After about a month of testing, I settled of Eco 12/14. My customer was given a tester with that, and she wasn’t thrilled with the fragrance. I agreed, but felt it was the safest in terms of temp. I agreed to switch her wick out to CD 16, which I felt burned too hot, but gave excellent fragrance. She LOVED IT. And for some reason it burned a lot cooler in her environment than mine. So I guess that’s a really long way of saying that CD 16 is a great wick choice for 100% soy wax for this container, if anyone is having trouble. I haven’t had to put labels on the side of the jars — she’ll take care of that — but I did to 3” info/caution labels on the bottom, and had no issue with labeling.

I left a review before and I stand by it. People are raving about these! They have a wonderful weight, feel and give your product that quality look.

Full disclosure: Labeling can be challenging and if you need a larger label size you will need to find a supplier who can provide labels with adhesives that will properly adhere to the surface. If you print your own labels bubbling/peeling maybe an issue as the jars have a very slight taper and DIY stickers just don't have the strength to stay on. (Smaller sizes may work 1"x3").

That being said, these jars are beautiful and everyone in my circle has been raving over them. I don't regret making the change at all!

This jar is being used for a customer of mine. She’s an artist, and wanted to use her artwork as the labeling, hence the choice of white. We haven’t gotten to that part yet, but so far, the look of the jar is so great — I’m sure she’ll love it! And it’s not a magnet for dirt and scuff marks like other white vessels. As far as testing goes, I have NO IDEA why CS had to wick up as far as CD 22. I tried CD 22, which was RIDICULOUSLY too big, stepped down to ECO 14, which was still too big, and am currently on ECO 12. It’s a slow burn, but so far, it’s the best one, even with some wax hang-up on one side. I came back on the website tonight to order CD 16 & 18 to try, if my customer wants a faster burn; and hopefully one will clear up the wax left behind. All in all, loving it, and am excited for the finished product.