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Faceted honey & specialty-food packaging

Hexagonal Honey Jar

A 280 mL hexagonal glass jar with six flat display panels and a 63 mm twist-off finish, sized for approximately 390 g of honey or premium preserves.

280 mL brimfulSix label faces63 mm twist-off
Stock status
In stock
Lead time
2–3 weeks
FOB price / pc
$0.45 - $0.75
MOQ
5,000 pcs
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Final availability, dimensions, materials, assembled components and commercial terms are confirmed against the selected drawing and approved sample.

Distinctive retail size

Approx. 390 g honey fill balances value and gift appeal

Panel-led branding

Six faces separate product name, origin and required copy

Efficient range building

Matching smaller hex jars can extend the same visual family

Hexagonal Honey Jar profile

Six faces give artisan honey a disciplined retail structure.

Honey weight, facets & twist-off closure

Why the 280 mL hex jar is more than a decorative shape.

The 280 mL hexagonal jar is a recognized farm-shop and delicatessen format: substantial enough for a core honey SKU, compact enough for gifting, and naturally divided into panels that can carry provenance without covering the amber product.

01

Capacity converts to a different honey weight

A 280 mL brimful volume holds roughly 390 g of honey at typical density, not 280 g. Moisture content and filling temperature shift the exact relationship, so the commercial net weight should be established by scale and checked against the shoulder line on filled samples.

02

One face becomes the hero panel

The front plane can carry brand, floral source and net weight without wrapping around a corner. Adjacent faces then hold producer story, serving notes or mandatory copy, leaving at least one clear plane through which customers can compare color and clarity.

03

Corners create visual rhythm

Light catches the six vertical edges and makes even an undecorated jar read as more crafted than a smooth round container. That detail is especially effective for varietal honey, chutney and preserves sold in independent retail or curated gift collections.

04

The mouth is smaller than the body

A 63 mm closure sits above a body measuring close to 80 mm across its widest points. The resulting shoulder frames the product, while the effective inner opening still needs checking against creamed honey, fruit pieces and the intended spoon or filling nozzle.

05

Twist-off is not continuous thread

The 63 mm lug finish closes with a short twist rather than multiple screw turns. Caps must match the exact twist-off finish and process requirement; a visually similar 63-400 continuous-thread closure is a different component and should not be substituted.

06

Case orientation protects the facets

The corners and individual labels can contact partitions if cells are too tight. A suitable divider holds the widest points clear, limits rotation and keeps hero panels aligned when the jar is supplied in shelf-ready trays or gift sets.

Application guide

Use facets where the product story needs structure.

This jar format is strongest when each face has a purpose: a clear front, supporting provenance detail, a product view and a protected packed orientation. The final closure and process remain specific to the selected pack.

Hexagonal Honey Jar used for single-floral & regional selections in a origin-led honey setting

Origin-led honey

Single-floral & regional selections

For honey sold on floral source or harvest, where a buyer wants to read origin, producer and season before choosing between similar jars. The facets divide that information into legible panels while the clear body keeps the color of the honey itself visible, which for a varietal product is part of the evidence.

  • Reserve a primary display panel
  • Plan batch and origin copy
  • Validate cap and liner with fill
Hexagonal Honey Jar used for farm shops & delicatessen shelves in a specialty retail setting

Specialty retail

Farm shops & delicatessen shelves

For honey ranges that want a more distinctive silhouette than a plain round jar while keeping the everyday spoon access customers expect. The label, the barcode position and the case pack all have to preserve one consistent front face from the filling line through to retail display, or facets rotate and the shelf looks disorderly.

  • Test label registration
  • Choose access for actual serving
  • Confirm carton orientation
Hexagonal Honey Jar used for honey sets & seasonal assortments in a curated gifting setting

Curated gifting

Honey sets & seasonal assortments

For gift packs where several hexagonal jars sit together and the repeated facets form a visual collection greater than any single jar. Carton cells, cap appearance and label alignment across faces all have to be checked on the fully assembled and filled pack rather than approved as separate components on a desk.

  • Align faces across the set
  • Protect corners and labels
  • Trial finished gift packing

Use the 280 mL volume as a packaging reference and establish the declared honey weight from the actual batch density and intended fill height.

Hexagonal Honey Jar FAQ

Practical questions about the 280 mL hexagonal format.

Answers for brands evaluating BGP-FS-5353, its 63 mm twist-off closure and six individual decoration faces.

How much honey fits in a 280 mL hexagonal jar?

Approx. 390 g is a useful starting estimate at typical honey density. The exact weight varies with moisture content and temperature, so production should fill by calibrated weight and confirm that the selected net quantity leaves the intended headspace.

Is a 63 mm twist-off lid the same as a 63-400 cap?

No. A twist-off finish uses discrete lugs and closes with a short rotation; a 63-400 finish uses a continuous thread. Specify the exact jar finish and matching cap rather than ordering by diameter alone.

Can labels wrap over the six corners?

A wrap is possible only when the label stock, adhesive and application method tolerate repeated corner transitions. Individual panel labels usually give cleaner alignment and preserve more of the faceted glass effect.

How should the jar face forward in a gift set?

Choose one hero face, align the lid artwork to it if required, and use fitted cells or dividers that limit rotation. Trial the complete set with filled jars because product weight changes how the pack settles during handling.

Is the 63 mm opening wide enough for creamed honey?

Check it against the product, not the stated diameter. The closure sits above a body close to 80 mm across, so the shoulder frames the honey but also narrows the working opening — creamed honey, fruit pieces and the intended spoon or filling nozzle all have to clear the effective inner mouth.

Next step

Send us the Hexagonal Honey Jar brief.

Tell us the product, fill volume, closure preference and destination market. We will come back with the matching drawings, available configurations and a sample plan before anything is quoted.

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  • 01Send the briefProduct, volume, closure and market
  • 02Get the optionsMatching drawings and configurations
  • 03Approve the sampleConfirm the pack before production