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Shot Glass Sourcing
Choose shot glasses around the pour, the presentation and the packing. Compare capacity, shape and decoration before preparing a wholesale order.
For bar buyers, promotional distributors and gift shops building a repeatable shot glass assortment.
Three decisions to make first
Define the capacity
Separate the intended serving volume from brimful capacity. Ask for milliliters, the fluid-ounce convention and a physical sample; a size in the product title is not a calibrated pour mark.
Match shape to the channel
Compare a short thick-base glass for bar service with a taller profile for souvenir artwork. Check the actual outside dimensions against trays, display shelves and carton dividers.
Approve the finished piece
Review the glass, artwork placement and retail pack together. Confirm decoration care, assortment quantities and the approved sample revision before accepting the final quotation.
Prepare your buying brief
Record these details before requesting a model-specific quotation.
- Intended serving volume and destination market
- Selected product references and quantities per design
- Artwork size, placement and color references
- Unit pack, inner pack and master-carton requirements
Explore the related collections
Use the product pages to compare individual specifications, then confirm your shortlist against samples.