APT 1101 Glass Spice Jars with Labels, 4oz Glass Jars with Bamboo Lids, Square Spice Jars with Labels, Empty Spice Bottles for Seasoning Organizer, Spice Drawer Organizer, 12 Pack (Black)

Love them! I have a ton of spices so it took quite a few sets to get them all in jars. The LD’s to occasionally pop up but normally there’s some of the spice keeping it from sealing properly. I used masking tape as a guide to make sure the labels were in the same place. The only bad thing I can say is, WHY IS THERE NO PARSLEY STICKER!?! There were blanks so I made one, but still. Best part is my kids like to help me cook but always had trouble locating spices that got pushed to the back, that is a problem no more!

Update, tried switching out the lids, removing some of the spice. Nothing worked to fix it. These spice jars are stunning — the glass is thick and clear, the labels are clean and modern, and the bamboo lids are aesthetically perfect. I was so excited to organize my spices with these. Unfortunately, about 30% of the lids didn’t seal at all right out of the box. Some sit unevenly, others pop off with the slightest touch. It’s not a humidity issue — they’re brand new and haven’t been exposed to moisture. The problem seems to be inconsistent sizing or poorly made seals. This completely defeats the purpose of keeping spices fresh and airtight. I’ll try to salvage them by adding silica packs, but for something brand new, I expected way better quality and consistency. If the lids actually fit, these would be a 5-star product.

Three stars because although the spice jars look super aesthetic, come with extra labels, are rather inexpensive, and save a lot of space, they unfortunately have a hard time staying shut and that’s literally the whole point of buying jars with lids. The design is such that the silicone doesn’t have something to catch onto inside the jar, the lid with the silicone ring is stuffed into the jar and relying on friction to stay capped. If there is a little bit too much spice or powder in between the silicone and glass, the lid will pop off because the silicone grip is compromised. It can be fixed by washing off residue from the lid and not filling the container full, however, the containers are already pretty small so it’s not ideal. I recommend not lying it flat because the danger of the lid popping off is high. I had my partner 3D print some organizers for me to be able to take them out of a drawer more easily, but they still will open and spill if nudged or on their own. Overall I still kept them because they save so much space and look good, the glass is also thick and hasn’t broken when i dropped it. And also because i threw out all the original bottles my spices came in, so i had no choice. To prevent the lids popping off: I use scotch tape and fold over the ends to make a little tab, then drape it over the top to seal the lid to the bottle (see video). It’s not the best fix, probably cutting the silicone gasket smaller might help with reducing pressure. Silver lining to the issue is that i suppose it helps with being present and mindful, taking my time to open my spice jars and tea. Need more calm. I’d say about 25% of the jars have this issue due to their contents. See photo for the popped off ones I need to tape down. Several are already taped. If you’re wondering, i bought a small label printer and made my own tea labels.

These spice jars are exactly what I was hoping for — clean, modern, and super functional. The seal is tight and keeps everything fresh (even finely ground spices like paprika or garlic powder), and they feel really durable despite their sleek look. Functionality is spot-on: the labels are easy to read, the shape makes them easy to store and stack, and the wide openings make refilling and scooping simple. It’s such a small thing, but having a uniform set of jars honestly makes the whole spice drawer feel way more organized and satisfying. There’s zero assembly, which I appreciated — just fill, label, and go. They work great for all kinds of food storage, not just spices — I’ve even used a couple for small amounts of tea and seeds. And since they’re airtight, the food quality stays intact longer than in their original packaging. If you’re into minimalist organization and want something that actually looks good on your counter or in a drawer, these are perfect. SO GOOD!

Let me start off by saying these jars look great, very aesthetically pleasing. From other customer reviews, I saw some storing them on their side in a spice drawer, which is exactly what I bought them to do. I purchased two of these. 8 of the 24 (1/3 of of the units) have issues with the lids staying on. When I press the lid down, it either pops up immediately or within several seconds. This has led to spices spilling in my drawer. It makes me question whether the other 16 good ones will stay shut as well and how "air tight" they really are. If you are storing these vertically, you'll probably have less of an issue, except for the air tightness possibly not being great. I probably should have saved the box and packaging until I tried them, however I did not, and now I now have 16 currently working jars and 8 that don't stay shut. I tried looking at the seller's profile to get a point of contact to ask for a refund, but didn't have luck, so now I am here writing a review in hopes to get my situation remedied.

These spice jars are so cute and added some much needed clean lines and home chef vibes to my kitchen. I wish they also included blank labels and sifters for the glass jars. When you open the lid, you basically have to use your hand or some other utensil to scoop out the spice (or whatever you choose to fill these jars!)

Lis’s do not stay on, they look great but are not functional. Your spices will go stale/bad. I had high hopes for these but they have a serious design flaw.

These jars look great but they’re not super functional. The lids don’t stay on so they pop out and spices can spill out or air out. Wouldn’t recommend!