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Q: What label shapes are available, and how do I choose the right one?

We offer circle, rectangle, square, oval, and special shapes. The choice depends on your packaging and the aesthetic you're aiming for. Circles and ovals are great for bottles and jars, creating a soft, elegant look. Rectangles and squares offer more space for information and fit well on boxes and larger containers. Special shapes are custom shapes, specifically made for unique branding needs and making your product stand out.

Q: What are the differences between the label materials offered?

Our materials include White BOPP and Chrome BOPP, both available in tight mandrel and plastic options. White BOPP is versatile, providing a clean look for a wide range of products. Chrome BOPP adds a metallic finish, ideal for high-end or luxury items. The tight mandrel is suited for small-diameter curved surfaces (like lip balm or other skinny tubes), while the plastic option is more flexible for various applications.

Q: Can you explain the finish options for labels?

We offer Soft Touch Matte Laminate, Matte Laminate, Gloss Laminate, and Thermal Transfer Laminate finishes. Soft Touch Matte gives a luxurious feel, perfect for premium products. Matte Laminate is best for a subtle, professional look. Gloss Laminate makes colors vibrant, suitable for eye-catching designs. Thermal Transfer Laminate is ideal for labels that need to be overprinted with variable information, such as barcodes.

Q: How are labels applied by hand and by machine?

Hand application involves manually placing each label on the product, allowing for flexibility and precision, especially for small batches or uniquely shaped items. Machine application uses automated equipment to apply labels quickly and consistently, ideal for large volumes. The machine aligns each label according to predetermined settings, ensuring uniform placement across all products.

Q: What is label unwind direction, and why is it important?

Unwind direction refers to how the label roll is unwound during the application process. It's crucial for machine application as it determines how the label is fed into the machine and aligned with the product. The correct unwind direction ensures the label is applied correctly and efficiently, avoiding issues like misalignment or application errors.

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Label Press

HP Indigo MX

Label Shape

Rectangle

Square

Circle

Oval

Special

Label Size

Width

Height

Entry has been rounded to the nearest 1/32"

You selected Rectangle shape, width and height should not be same.

You selected Oval shape, width and height should not be same.

Are you sure you’ve entered the right size? Please double-check your label width and height before proceeding.

Labels must normally be between 0.5" and 24.5" horizontally and 0.5" and 12.375" vertically.

Label Corners

Rounded (1/8" Radius)

Square (1/64" Radius)

Rounded (1/16" Radius)

Label Material

White BOPP Plastic -Permanent

White Gloss Paper

White BOPP Plastic -Tight Mandrel

White BOPP Plastic -Removable

White BOPP Plastic (clear PET liner)

Ultra-Clear BOPP Plastic (clear PET liner)

Kraft Paper

Estate #9 - Paper (Cream)

Estate #8 - Paper (White)

Clear BOPP Plastic (paper liner)

Chrome BOPP Plastic -Tight Mandrel

Chrome BOPP Plastic -Permanent

Chrome BOPP Plastic (clear PET liner)

Bright White Felt

Label Finish

Gloss Laminate

Soft Touch Matte Laminate

Matte Laminate

Thermal Transfer Laminate (Gloss)

Thermal Transfer Laminate (Matte)

Natural (no finish)

Label Application Method

Hand

Machine

(+$25.00 for quantities < 5000)

Label Unwind Direction

Labels delivered on 3" cores

Top off first (#1)

Bottom off first (#2)

Right off first (#3)

Left off first (#4)

Label Versions and Total Quantity

Versions

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Total labels

Of all designs combined

* Please adjust the quantity below

Label Artwork

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Pricing Details

* All prices include unlimited colors and Free Shipping delivery (after production) to anywhere in the 48 contiguous United States.

* Prices are guaranteed for 30 days from when the order is added to the shopping cart.

Custom Label FAQ

What label shapes are available, and how do I choose the right one?

We offer circle, rectangle, square, oval, and special shapes. The choice depends on your packaging and the aesthetic you’re aiming for. Circles and ovals are great for bottles and jars, creating a soft, elegant look.

Rectangles and squares offer more space for information and fit well on boxes and larger containers. Special shapes are custom shapes, specifically made for unique branding needs and making your product stand out.

What are the differences between the label materials offered?

Our materials include White BOPP and Chrome BOPP, both available in tight mandrel and plastic options. White BOPP is versatile, providing a clean look for a wide range of products.

Chrome BOPP adds a metallic finish, ideal for high-end or luxury items. The tight mandrel is suited for small-diameter curved surfaces (like lip balm or other skinny tubes), while the plastic option is more flexible for various applications.

Can you explain the finish options for labels?

We offer Soft Touch Matte Laminate, Matte Laminate, Gloss Laminate, and Thermal Transfer Laminate finishes. Soft Touch Matte gives a luxurious feel, perfect for premium products.

Matte Laminate is best for a subtle, professional look. Gloss Laminate makes colors vibrant, suitable for eye-catching designs. Thermal Transfer Laminate is ideal for labels that need to be overprinted with variable information, such as barcodes.

How are labels applied by hand and by machine?

Hand application involves manually placing each label on the product, allowing for flexibility and precision, especially for small batches or uniquely shaped items.

Machine application uses automated equipment to apply labels quickly and consistently, ideal for large volumes. The machine aligns each label according to predetermined settings, ensuring uniform placement across all products.

What is label unwind direction, and why is it important?

Unwind direction refers to how the label roll is unwound during the application process. It’s crucial for machine application as it determines how the label is fed into the machine and aligned with the product.

The correct unwind direction ensures the label is applied correctly and efficiently, avoiding issues like misalignment or application errors.