CZZGSM Glass Pantry Storage Jars with Acacia Lids

Yes, these jars feature a silicone gasket seal that keeps tea fresh by preventing air and moisture from getting in. Reviewers specifically praise the airtight seal for maintaining freshness. However, a couple users noted the lids can pull off more easily than expected, so you'll want to make sure they're pressed down firmly. The thick borosilate glass also helps protect delicate tea leaves from light exposure.

The glass jars are dishwasher safe, but the acacia wood lids need to be hand-washed. This is pretty standard for any wood-lidded containers—dishwashers will warp and crack the wood over time. The good news is the lids are easy to wipe down quickly by hand, and reviewers say the glass cleans beautifully in the dishwasher.

You get 6 jars in this set, each holding 23 ounces (about 2.9 cups). That's a solid mid-size that works well for loose leaf tea collections—big enough to hold a decent amount but not so large they take over your counter. Reviewers mention they're also stackable, which is great if you're building out a tea storage system and want to maximize vertical space.

The labels are actually a standout feature. You get 132 professional-looking labels that reviewers specifically mention are removable without leaving sticky residue. This is perfect for a tea collection since you can easily relabel jars as you rotate through different varieties. The clear glass also lets you see your tea at a glance, so labels are more for aesthetic organization than necessity.

A couple reviewers did mention their lids felt rough or sandpaper-like, which isn't ideal. However, this seems to be inconsistent—most people praise the acacia wood finish as attractive and smooth. If you do get a rough lid, a quick light sanding with fine-grit sandpaper should solve it. The wood is real acacia, which generally has a lovely natural grain that adds a warm, organic look to your tea storage.

Absolutely. Reviewers repeatedly describe these as 'thick,' 'sturdy,' and 'heavy-duty' borosilicate glass. This is heat-resistant laboratory-grade glass that can handle everyday kitchen use without cracking or chipping easily. That said, one reviewer did mention receiving a cracked jar due to poor shipping, but that's a packaging issue, not a product quality issue. Once you've got them set up, these should last for years.