In recent years, we’ve seen a shift in the kitchen and home decor industry from a strictly brick-and-mortar selling strategy to multi-channel online selling. As more and more consumers look to enhance their dining accessories, sellers like
Dragon Glassware focus on having their products available on multiple sales and distribution channels to satisfy demand.
Located in Sacramento, California, Dragon Glassware was founded by Matt Rollens in 2017 with the aim of creating unique drinkware and barware out of high-quality materials to elevate the drinking experience for tea, coffee, wine, beer, spirits, and more. The business, which started off by selling on Amazon.com, soon established itself as a standout dining set retailer. Their products have been featured on “Late Night with Seth Meyers”, HBO’s hit TV series “Westworld”, and “Star Trek: Picard” on Paramount+. Rollens continued to create specialized drinkware by collaborating with iconic brands to please beverage connoisseurs. For example, the company’s latest product line is the
Barbie™ x Dragon Glassware Collection in partnership with Mattel, Inc.
Dragon Glassware’s kitchenware is designed in the US and manufactured in China. After products are imported to the US, they are sent to storage and fulfillment centers to supply orders placed through multiple channels, including Amazon.com, the company’s direct-to-consumer (DTC) website built using Shopify, and some brick-and-mortar stores.
After Rollens started Dragon Glassware, he soon discovered that he required support from a
third-party logistics (3PL) provider to handle the company’s logistics operations as business boomed – and so he engaged a 3PL provider.
As Dragon Glassware grew, Rollens decided that it was time to start exploring switching 3PLs in order to:
“I’m really focused on growing my off-Amazon presence using my DTC website. Having a knowledgeable 3PL partner that offers reliable shipping is key and integral to that growth,” Rollens said.