You can buy any of our products in large quantities (1000 pieces and above) and enjoy wholesale discounts (see offers below).
If the product you would like to buy in large quantities is not sold below, please email us (contact@spunnys.com) and we will be happy to create a new offering for you.
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Spun Cotton Balls ø 8mm • 1000 pieces • SPUNNYS WHOLESALEProduct on sale$ 68.00 -
Spun Cotton Balls ø 6mm • 1000 pieces • SPUNNYS WHOLESALEProduct on sale$ 71.99
Need more than 4,000 pieces and we do not have these in stock?
We would be happy to have any shape from our online catalog manufactured just for you. A small downpayment is required and the lead time should be about one month.
Want your very own shape?
It’s possible.
We can request a special mold manufactured just for you.
Spun cotton shapes are manufactured using metal molds. For example, there is a mold to manufacture 25mm balls, there is a different mold to manufacture 30mm balls…
Metalsmithing a mold has a cost and we charge our clients who want to have a custom mold manufactured a one time fee. Once the mold is created, you can chose for it to be yours only and no other clients can use it.
All shapes need to be axially symmetric (the appearance of a spun cotton shape is unchanged while rotated around its axis). Some shapes, such as loops, cannot be done.
Hi there,
we’re looking to have 8000 pieces 12mm balls.
Can you let me know if this can be done and a lead time?
Also can you do colours?
Thanks,
all the best,
Ash
Hello Ash,
We have enough in stock to supply the 8,000 pieces.
If our stock were not sufficient, lead time would be about 1 month.
We can ship express via UPS.
Color balls are possible as well.
Happy Holidays and thank you for your inquiry,
Nicolas
Hello,
I would be interested in the six millimeter spheres, because I need to put them in an 18 liter container…
how many should i buy to fill it?
and what would the total cost be?
Thanks,
Alvise
Hello Alvise,
What an interesting question :) Let me figure this out and I will get back to you.
I think I will try to fill a 1/4L container and from there do the math.
Best Regards,
Nicolas