The XF-11 is the 100 ml format of a waisted rectangle family: straight sides that pull in slightly at the shoulder, soften into a rounded top edge, and settle onto a thick, flat base. It is a stock mold in Huanshi’s in-stock export program, which means the glass is already running and the buyer’s budget goes into decoration rather than into a mold deposit.
At 225 g empty, this is one of the heavier 100 ml bodies in the stock range. That single number drives three things a wholesale buyer should decide before requesting price: how the bottle feels on the shelf, what the freight per unit looks like on a 40 HQ, and whether the pump you plan to fit is stiff enough to sit straight in a tall, heavy body. All three are worked through below with the actual stock-sheet figures.
XF-11 Specifications
Values are taken from the current stock sheet for the model. Any field not measured on the stock program is marked for confirmation at quotation — we do not fill gaps with catalogue assumptions.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | XF-11 |
| Fill capacity | 100 ml |
| Neck finish | 15mm crimp neck |
| Bottle weight | 225 g |
| Glass | Clear flint soda-lime glass |
| Body shape | Waisted rectangle, rounded shoulder, thick flat base |
| Units per carton | 70 pcs |
| Net glass weight per carton | ≈ 15.75 kg |
| Gross weight per carton | 16.7 kg |
| Carton dimensions | 48 × 34 × 13 cm |
| Cap and pump | Crimp fine-mist sprayer; cap style per stock photo |
| Height / diameter | Per family photo; formal drawing on request |
The 70-piece carton at 16.7 kg gross allows roughly 0.95 kg of board, divider and bag — normal for a heavy 100 ml body. Check your own pack-out if the bottle goes into a gift box before cartoning, because that changes both weight and cube.
Shape and What It Suits
Look closely at the stock photo and you can read the design intent. The 100 ml stands 13.7 cm tall on a 6.4 cm footprint, and the silhouette is a rectangle whose corners are all radiused and whose shoulder is pulled inward — the glass narrows as it rises, then opens into a flat top face around the neck. The base is deliberately thick, so the bottle looks like it is resting on a plinth rather than standing on an edge.
That combination reads as “classic French flacon” rather than “trend piece”. It photographs well with a short cylindrical overcap because the eye follows the taper from shoulder to cap without a hard break. If you are weighing shoulder geometry for different price tiers, our breakdown of square shoulder vs round shoulder perfume bottles explains which reads formal and which reads casual at retail.
The 225 g mass is the detail buyers notice in the hand. Weight at this level usually means extra wall thickness around the shoulder and a solid base — which is exactly why heavy base perfume bottles command a price premium in blind tests. If your positioning is “premium EDP” the weight supports it; if your positioning is “value 100 ml”, the same weight becomes freight you are paying for. Our note on base thickness covers where the mass actually sits.
Typical fits: eau de parfum for women’s ranges, gift sets where the bottle is the visual anchor, and private-label lines that want a shape recognisable as perfume from three metres away. For men’s lines the same body works with a matte black spray and no overcap, which is a cheaper assembled configuration than a plated cap and collar set.
Carton Data and Container Loading
Packing figures below are arithmetic on the stock carton, using 28 CBM usable for a 20 GP and 68 CBM for a 40 HQ, with a 25 t / 26 t payload ceiling respectively. Substitute your forwarder’s numbers if they differ — the method is what matters.
| Metric | 20 GP | 40 HQ |
|---|---|---|
| Carton volume | 0.0212 CBM | 0.0212 CBM |
| Cartons by cube | 1,319 | 3,205 |
| Cartons by payload | 1,497 | 1,556 |
| Practical cartons | 1,319 | 1,556 |
| Bottles | 92,330 pcs | 108,920 pcs |
| Gross weight | 22.0 t | 26.0 t |
The XF-11 is volume-limited in a 20 GP and weight-limited in a 40 HQ. In plain terms: a small container runs out of space before it runs out of allowed weight, but a full 40 HQ hits the payload ceiling at around 1,556 cartons and still has cube left over. If you are consolidating this body with lighter accessories in the same container, load the glass first and fill the remaining space with the light goods — otherwise you pay for air. Our carton and pallet specifications guide covers how to lay out a 48 × 34 cm carton on a 1200 × 1000 pallet, which matters if your customer takes palletised delivery.
Decoration and Customization
The mold is fixed; everything visible on top of the glass is a decoration decision, and decoration is where the per-unit cost spread lives on a stock body:
- Spray coating — solid, translucent or gradient lacquer, matte or gloss topcoat, Pantone matched. On a waisted shoulder, a gradient reads best when the transition sits below the shoulder line so the taper stays visible.
- Vacuum metallization — full mirror or tinted plating. On this body it is usually combined with a clear topcoat to protect the film at the shoulder radius.
- Frosted finish — acid etch or sandblast, full body or masked panels. Sandblast on the flat side panels gives a soft-touch feel without changing the silhouette.
- silk screen printing — one to three colours on the front panel; our silk screen printing guide covers ink coverage on curved shoulders.
- Hot stamping — gold or silver foil on the shoulder or base band.
- Laser engraving — fine text, batch codes, or a monogram where abrasion resistance matters more than depth.
Because the shape has flat side panels and a curved shoulder, decoration registration is split: panel printing is straightforward, shoulder printing needs a rotating fixture. Tell your decorator which it is before they quote.
Caps, Pumps and Assembled Height
The stock finish on the XF-11 is a 15 mm crimp neck. With a crimp finish the pump is closed onto the glass by a crimping tool and cannot be removed without destroying the seal — the right choice for retail where tamper evidence is expected. If you need refillability, the screw variant of the same family is the better route, and our crimp vs screw pump comparison sets out the trade-offs.
Huanshi supplies matched accessories from the same stock program: 15 mm crimp fine-mist pumps in gold, silver and black electroplated aluminium, matching collars, and cylindrical overcaps in aluminium, ABS or zamac depending on the price point. Because a 225 g body with a tall cap becomes a heavy, top-loaded assembly, we recommend confirming the pump’s actuator height against the cap before sample approval — a loose-fitting overcap on a heavy bottle is the most common complaint we see at the sampling stage. Material differences between zamac, surlyn and ABS caps are compared here; the general cap types guide is the place to start if the closure is still open.
Compare Within the 100 ml Slot
Other stock bodies that compete for the same brief: XF-3 100 ml for a squarer profile, XF-19 100 ml for a taller, slimmer column, and XF-22 100 ml where a different shoulder radius is wanted. If the size itself is still undecided, our 30 vs 50 vs 100 ml size guide works through how the 100 ml slot is positioned in a range.
MOQ, Sampling and Lead Time
Stock mold means no tooling charge and no tooling lead time. Clear undecorated XF-11 bottles can be sampled in single-carton quantities; decorated samples with your spray colour and print typically take 7–15 days from colour confirmation. Production runs on the glass follow the regular schedule — commonly 15–25 days after golden-sample approval — plus decoration time, which depends on the number of passes.
Minimum order quantity depends on decoration, not on glass: uncoated glass is flexible, while spray and print orders need enough volume to run the line economically. Ask for the MOQ against your actual quantity and decoration plan rather than against a generic figure; our low MOQ program note explains why that number moves.
Request a quote for the XF-11 with your quantity, decoration, pump and cap choice, and destination port. We will return unit price, accessory pricing and a freight calculation built on the carton data on this page.
FAQ
What is the MOQ for the XF-11 100 ml bottle?
There is no tooling MOQ because the mold already exists. Clear glass can be ordered in trial cartons; spray-coated or printed orders start where the decoration line batches economically. Confirm against your quantity when you request pricing.
Is 225 g the empty bottle weight?
Yes — 225 g is the empty bottle as measured on the current stock batch. Filled shipping weight adds roughly 100 g of fragrance plus the pump and cap.
Can the XF-11 take a screw pump instead of crimp?
The stock finish on this model is 15 mm crimp. Screw-neck 15 mm bodies exist in the same family; tell us if refillability is a requirement and we will quote the matching variant.
How many XF-11 bottles fit in a 40 HQ?
About 1,556 cartons, or roughly 108,900 pieces, weight-limited at 26 t. The full-container cube would allow more cartons than the payload does.
Does the stock photo show the exact 100 ml bottle?
The photo shows the family — the 50 ml and 100 ml formats together — so you can judge proportion and cap pairing. A formal drawing with measured height, diameter, neck dimensions and tolerances is issued with the quotation.