Pack Sizes Explained: 10 g, 250 g and Bulk Cartons

Buying guideJuly 2026
Pack Sizes Explained: 10 g, 250 g and Bulk Cartons

10 g — colour cards and trial packs

Roughly 1,000 beads. Small enough to put every colour on a display board, cheap enough to hand out as a sample. Most customers use 10 g packs to build a colour wall or to test a palette before committing.

250 g — the refill standard

Approx. 25,000 beads. This is the size most crafters and small studios buy again and again, and the size most distributors stock. It also packs efficiently for e-commerce.

Bulk cartons — for kit assembly

If you assemble kits in-house, buying single colours in cartons keeps your filling line running and cuts packaging waste. Tell us the colour split and we will build the carton.

Matching packs to your channel

Retail kits usually want 10 g or 25 g with printed headers. Marketplaces and craft stores tend to do better with 250 g. Distributors often take a mix — sample packs to open the account, bulk to fill the shelf.

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