Glasses & Tumblers
Drinking glasses that come with the parts people usually buy separately: a wooden lid to keep the dust out overnight, a straw cut to the height of the glass rather than a generic one that stands two inches proud. Sizes here are stated in ounces because that is how the listings state them, and the same family often runs from a single glass to a set of six.
- 5product families
- 8/11options on sale today
- $8.99lowest price
- $2.65lowest per piece
Listed with the buyable families first, then by how many ratings each one carries. Prices are the range across the family’s options; the per-piece figures are on the product pages.
3 families here have no active listing today
Mason Jar Tumblers, 24 oz, Reusable Glass Straws, Twelve Pack, Monogrammed Glass Tumbler — the pages keep the specification, the options and the ratings, and show no price rather than a price nobody can pay.
Reading the pack sizes
Why a set of four is not four times one glass
Glass on this shelf is priced by the count, and the count moves the cost of one glass several times over. No listing puts those figures side by side, so here they are, divided out from the prices as they stand in this catalogue.
The whole spread sits inside one listing
The bamboo-lid glass cups are sold in 6 counts, from a single glass at $8.99 to 20 at $52.99. Per glass that is $8.99 against $2.65: buying one costs 3.4× what the same glass costs in the largest box. The set of 4 already brings it to $4.25 — 75% of the whole drop, reached at $16.99 rather than $52.99.
Where the ladder stops paying
Going from 8 glasses to 20 costs another $27.00 and moves the per-glass figure by $0.60 — from $3.25 to $2.65. That is a real discount and a poor reason to buy 12 more glasses than the cupboard has room for. The per-piece column is there to be read in both directions: it tells you when the bigger box is cheaper, and it tells you how little cheaper.
Two counts is the ordinary case
Most families on this shelf offer a choice of two, not six. The highball glasses with glass straws come in 4 at $4.00 a glass and 8 at $2.87 — a difference of $1.13 each, or $7.00 for 4 extra glasses. With two counts the decision is quick; the arithmetic is here so you do not have to do it standing in a listing.
And sometimes the ladder runs backwards
The habit of reaching for the biggest box is worth breaking. On the jar shelf the bamboo-lid spice jars cost $1.17 each in the box of 24 and $1.18 each in the box of 36. The bigger box is dearer per jar, by $0.01, which is small enough that nobody notices it and exactly the reason every count on this site is divided out.