The October batch took the range from 360 to 452 SKUs across eleven new product families. Thirty-nine of those ninety-two pieces hold 300 ml or less, and that number is the story: the batch is not more of the trail, it is the counter.
What did the batch actually add?
Ninety-two SKUs in eleven families. Fourteen food containers from 400 to 1000 ml, eleven ramen bowls at 1100 ml, eleven coffee pots at 300 ml, thirteen tea cups at 45 ml, twelve faceted cups at 230 ml, ten wide bowls at 450 ml and 76 g, six deep plates at 750 ml, six three-section plates, five tea tumblers at 400 ml, three cup-and-saucer sets at 200 ml and one 750 ml French press.
Read the volumes from the top down and the shape is obvious: 39 pieces sit at 300 ml or below, while the rest are containers and serving ware that live in a kitchen. Almost nothing in the batch is a piece you carry all day.
Why is 300 ml a service size rather than a travel size?
The trail mug in this range is 450 ml and weighs 58 g open or 72.2 g with a lid. The new coffee pot is 300 ml, the faceted cup 230 ml, the tea cup 45 ml. A service pour is a fraction of a carry volume because the vessel is refilled at a counter instead of carried all day - so the smaller size is not a downgrade, it is a different job.
The 45 ml group is the clearest case: thirteen SKUs at a tasting measure, addressed to teaware distributors, speciality food importers and homeware retail. At the other end, the 230 ml faceted cup covers mocktail, wine, beer tasting and hot chocolate in one body.
Who was the batch added for?
The buyers are written into the names: coffee equipment distributors, barista supply firms and espresso machine resellers for the 300 ml pot; winery patios, wine garden bars, mocktail lounges, microbrewery visitor centres and cidery gift shops for the 230 ml cup; boutique hotels, village inns and corporate retreats for the private-label hospitality version.
Then the kitchen side: buffet lines, catering hire firms and hotel banquet service for the 750 ml deep plates; serviced apartment operators and polo club lounges for the 200 ml cup and saucer; glamping site operators and alpine refuge cafe kitchens for the 750 ml French press.
How do you order a slice of the batch?
Pick the volume first, then the buyer wording that matches your channel - the same 230 ml body is listed with private-label wording for hospitality and with a mocktail wording for alcohol-free bars, so you can take one mould and address two shelves.
MOQ is 5 pieces per SKU and mixing volumes in one order is normal. Samples ship in 5-10 days, stock orders leave our Baoji facility within 72 hours, and laser marking carries your brand. Send us the volumes and the channel on WhatsApp and we will confirm which of the 92 fits.
Want prices, samples or a custom titanium line?
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