Labels & Stickers

Product labels and stickers, sized to your container

Labels are small print jobs that go wrong most easily, because they have to fit the curve of the container, not just measure correctly on paper. A label whose wrap allowance is miscalculated will wrinkle or leave a visible seam on the actual bottle, so we size from the real circumference of the container you use.

This work runs alongside the other packaging print pieces, which keeps label colour and box colour in one family.

Choosing material by use

• Paper — lowest cost, fine for dry goods that never meet water: snack boxes, coffee bean bags.
• Waterproof film — necessary for skincare, shampoo, liquid soap, and anything living in a bathroom or exposed to damp. Plain paper degrades and peels within weeks.
• Clear film — lets the product itself show through. Good for glass bottles or attractive liquids.
• Metallic foil — silver or gold base stock, for products positioned at a premium tier.

Shapes and die-cutting

We cut standard shapes, rounded rectangles, circles, ovals, and outlines that follow your logo via die-cutting. For box seals, we recommend a perforation so the sticker tears on opening — a visible signal to the customer that the box was not opened before it reached them.

Room for mandatory information

Cosmetic and supplement products need space for legally required information — registration numbers, ingredients, manufacture and expiry dates. Plan that area into the design from the start rather than squeezing it in later until it is unreadable, and leave a clear zone for lot codes and expiry dates to be overprinted during filling.

Flexible MOQ. There is no fixed site-wide minimum — small campaigns can start in the dozens and scale to 50,000+ piece orders, with 10–15 day production and a real mock-up to approve before every run.