Sticker and label sheet

Paper for anything dry: tissue seals, box labels, cards, kraft bags. Vinyl for anything that meets water, oil or a fridge: candle jars, bottles, jam lids, soap. Vinyl costs a little more and takes a laminate that keeps the ink from scratching. Clear vinyl on glass gives a printed-on look.

Sheets for runs under about 500 or for a mix of designs on one sheet, which is the cheapest way to get five flavors at 50 each. Rolls of 250 for a hand dispenser or a labeler, once you are applying more than a few hundred a week. Rolls are wound with a 3 inch core as standard.

Permanent adhesive will not, and that is what you want on a jar or a box. Removable adhesive peels off glass, card and most laminates without a mark for about 6 months, which suits a sale label or a tissue seal. Say which on the order and we put it on the proof.

Yes. White or clear vinyl with a gloss or matte laminate is waterproof and oil resistant, and it survives a dishwasher on the outside of a jar. The print is digital full color under the laminate. For a bottle that lives in a shower, ask for the matte laminate, which hides water spots.

The die cuts through the sticker but not the backing sheet, so each sticker peels off and the sheet stays whole. It is the standard for sheets. A through cut, where each sticker is a separate piece with its own backing, is available for larger labels over 4 inches or for singles in a card.

The sticker sheet is a packing-bench item: kiss-cut stickers on paper, kraft, or white or clear vinyl, on sheets or rolls of 250, with permanent or removable adhesive, used to seal tissue, close a bag or brand a plain box. Product labels are roll-fed matte art paper labels die cut to shape and wound for a hand applicator or an automated line, the label that carries your product information on every unit. Sticker sheets start at 200 units in 10 to 12 business days after proof; product labels at 200 units in 5 to 7 business days. Branding touches go on sheets; product labeling goes on rolls.

Pick by the job. The sticker and label sheet is the working label: one shape repeated on sheets or rolls, on paper or waterproof vinyl, for sealing tissue, closing a bag or labeling a jar; it runs 10 to 12 business days after proof. The sticker sheet puts several different kiss-cut shapes on one page for your customer to peel off, as a bonus insert or a piece of merch; 5 to 7 business days. The die-cut sticker is a single sticker cut to the outline of your artwork on laminated paper, for swag, laptops and water bottles; 5 to 7 business days. All three start at 200 units.