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Switching or Adding Jars


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Looking for some constructive input on switching or adding jars...

I have used the 8oz Jelly Jars for our candles for 10 years. Our customers love them and buy lots of them...BUT I'd like use something a little more upscale now. Initially I wanted to replace the Jelly Jars with a Libbey Tumbler & silver lid, but it would definitely involve a sales price change.

Anybody have experience switching jar styles? I assume it involved a sales price change? How did you do it without ticking off your current customer base? Or is it better to add a jar style rather than replace it?

Thanks in advance for your input :)

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I agree with the others. If the jj's are selling then why replace them? It would be horrible to replace them with something that didn't sell well. I would keep the jj's and add a line of the new jars and see how they go over without spending a huge amount of money on new jars before you know how and if they will sell. Isbennis said it perfectly.. if it ain't broke

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Thanks for the input everyone....lots of good points.

I already tested the new jar style over the last few months but haven't poured any candle inventory using the new jars yet.

After seeing your helpful feedback, I'm thinking that I may use the new jars for 'Limited edition' fragrances that aren't carried in the regular Jelly Jar line...ie. Breast Cancer Awareness or uncolored spa-like candles...and pour to order only.

Thanks again for you help. :cheesy2:

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