On principle, cookies belong with milk and delicious dairy drinks belong in miniature glass milk bottles. These retro-inspired glasses will transport you back to the good old days when milk came in glass jars, instead of plastic packages and when pin-curls were all the rage.
Although these glasses might be advertised for use as beverage containers, they also make cutesy containers for flowers, proliferating pen collections and kitchen utensils. With a small, sturdy and solid design, these miniature glass milk bottles are a unique and quirky way to give your little ones their liquids.
Available as a case of 12 beautiful bottles, these 6 ounce glasses are equipped to hold milkshakes, soda pop or the famous companion of Oreos -- milk. Keep your kitchen classy with these 50s diner-inspired glasses by Bakeitpretty.com.
Retro Refreshment Containers
Miniature Glass Milk Bottles Add a Twist to Liquids
Trend Themes
1. Retro-inspired Glassware - Opportunities for creating new product lines of nostalgic kitchenware and glassware for various purposes, such as food storage or decor.
2. DIY and Upcycling Containers - An upcycling trend where individuals and businesses repurpose glass bottles as creative containers for flowers, arts and crafts supplies, and even kitchen utensils.
3. Sustainable Packaging - Opportunities for offering an eco-friendly and sustainable alternative to plastic beverage containers with glass or reusable vessels.
Industry Implications
1. Kitchenware and Glassware Manufacturing - Innovative companies can capitalize on the trend by creating new and unique designs for retro-inspired glassware and kitchenware items.
2. Floral and Giftware Retail - An opportunity for florists and giftware retailers to offer customers a unique twist on traditional vases and containers by incorporating the retro-inspired glass milk bottles into their inventory.
3. Beverage and Food Packaging - A chance to innovate in beverage and food packaging industry, exploring eco-friendly, reusable, or aesthetically pleasing options in alternative packaging materials.