Glass nail files & cuticle kits
Nail kits sell as gifts, so the packing is half the product. The file has to still cut after a hundred uses, and the case has to look worth opening.
Files are tempered float glass with an etched grit surface — etching holds its cut where coated abrasives go flat. Tools are 420 stainless, passivated and polished, with the nipper jaw ground to a 3 mm opening so the closure stays even.
Kits are assembled and packed in-house: EVA case, tin box or a paper sleeve, all debossable or print-ready. Composition is flexible — swap the nipper for a cuticle scissors, add a buffer, drop the case for a hang tag.
| Item | MOQ | Lead time |
|---|---|---|
| Glass Nail File & Cuticle Kit | 1000 sets | 22-28 days after sample approval |
Standard builds. Every parameter is re-specifiable — send a drawing or a reference product and we quote against it.
Send a drawing, a photo or a competitor sample. We quote against it and build the sample on the line, not in a lab.
- Sample
- 12 days from approved spec
- Branding
- Logo, colour, packing
- Packing
- Retail box or bulk carton
Questions buyers ask about Nail care
Specific answers, not brochure lines. If yours is not here, ask it directly.
Does the glass file wear out?
Etched glass holds its cut far longer than a coated file, but it is not permanent. We test to a hundred strokes on the same surface and state the result on the spec sheet.
Can we choose the kit composition?
Yes. The three-piece set is the standard, but the tools inside can be swapped and the case changed without a new tool cost.
What is the MOQ for a debossed case?
1,000 sets. Below that we can use a printed label instead of a deboss.