Brand in Hand · Texas Water House

Put your label on it. Watch where it ends up.

Drop your logo in. It lands on the bottle, the case, the pallet, and on every table where somebody picks one up — which from then on is your water, sold by you.

Drop a logo here

PNG or SVG looks best. Or try one of ours.

Choose a file

No logo handy?

Your artwork stays on your machine — it is read in the browser and never uploaded anywhere.

the bottle

On the bottle

Sixteen-point-nine ounces of water we bottle in Carrollton, wearing your name.

the run

On every bottle in the run

One pallet is seventy cases of twelve. Every one of them the same as the one you approved.

your label, here

the lobby

On the counter at reception

Guests do not read a brochure. They pick up a bottle.

your label, here

the table

On the table at the reception

The cheapest thing on the table is the one everybody photographs.

your label, here

the stage

On the table at the front of the room

Your name in front of the room for the length of the talk.

your label, here

the pallet

And on the pallet, seventy cases at a time

Bottled, labelled, wrapped and on a truck. You are now a water brand.

What actually happens next

70 × 12A pallet is seventy cases of twelve bottles. One pallet is the minimum.
3–4 weeksFrom the moment you approve the proof to the moment it is on your dock.
Sign-offThe clock starts at artwork approval — not at the deposit. This is the one people get wrong.

Bottled and labelled by Texas Water House in Carrollton, who have been making water since 1971. Labels are cheapest ordered for three pallets at once; we warehouse them and draw water against them as you need it.

Start a private label

A few questions, then a person from Texas Water House follows up. No prices on the page — a real quote comes from the team.