8ml, 10ml and 15ml: define the mini retail bottle

Describe the product role

State whether the item is an individual sale, part of a gift set or another planned presentation. Identify the intended user experience and whether a cap, sprayer, logo and retail carton are needed. Keep these requirements separate from any airline, transport or market-compliance questions, which need their own confirmation.

Compare the actual footprint

Review the selected 8ml, 10ml and 15ml references using their supplied width, depth and assembled height. The photograph and exact reference should stay together. A decorative 15ml shape may occupy a different footprint from a slim bottle; do not infer the smallest external pack from the smallest fill volume.

Review decoration at the real scale

Provide artwork size and placement for the actual glass surface. Check whether a label, print or other proposed decoration remains legible around curves and shoulders. Include the cap, collar and box in a coordinated visual brief, and request a sample route for the chosen combination.

Confirm the complete sourcing scope

Send estimated quantity per reference, components, decoration, packaging and destination. Ask for availability, MOQ, sample conditions and timing for that configuration. A small volume or a published image does not establish a small-order offer, current inventory or travel compliance.

Prepare this review brief

1. Individual retail, gift set or other project role
2. Exact reference and required volume
3. Published exterior and assembled dimensions
4. Closure and component direction
5. Artwork size and decoration area
6. Carton or set requirements
7. Quantity, destination and open compliance questions

Relevant reference pages

Other guide: Build a discovery-set brief by pieces, not just millilitres