Custom Labels

Updated 2026-10-05

Custom labels are printed adhesive labels that brands apply to jars, bottles, boxes, bags and pouches to show the logo, product name and required information. Options include roll or sheet labels, paper, clear and waterproof film stocks, any die-cut shape and matte or gloss finishes. Send your sizes, quantities and artwork, and a specialist replies with pricing.

Paper, clear or waterproof film
Any shape, cut to your design
Rolls for machines or hand use
One design or many variants

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Choosing labels that fit your product

A label lets one plain container serve many products, which is why small brands rely on them. Custom labels are printed on a face stock, backed with adhesive and carried on a release liner, then cut to shape. The right combination depends on the container: a candle jar, a cold-brew bottle and a kraft mailer each need a different stock and adhesive to stay put and look sharp.

Paper labels suit dry goods, boxes and kraft bags, and they take a natural, uncoated texture well. Film labels such as white or clear BOPP resist moisture and oils, so custom labels for bottles, sauces, cosmetics and fridge products usually use film. Clear labels give a no-label look on glass. Rolls work with labeling machines and dispensers, while sheets suit hand application. Matte or gloss lamination and foil accents add durability and polish.

Size the label to the flat area of the container, not its full height, and check curved surfaces such as tapered jars, which may need a shaped label. Keep the brand and product name on the front panel and required information on a back label if space is tight. Food, cosmetic and supplement labeling rules vary, so confirm what your product must show before approving the digital proof.

Popular uses

Jar and bottle labels
Food and beverage products
Candles and home fragrance
Cosmetics and skincare
Shipping box and mailer branding
Clothing and handmade items
Barcode and batch labels

Specifications

Size	Any custom size or shape
Stocks	Paper, kraft, cardstock, vinyl and specialty papers
Printing	Full colour CMYK and Pantone (PMS) spot colours
Finishes	Matte or gloss, foil, spot UV, die-cut shapes
Proof	Digital proof before production

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Options for custom labels

Face stocks

Paper, textured paper, white or clear BOPP film, metallic and kraft stocks, chosen to suit your container and whether it meets water, oil or cold.

Shapes and sizes

Circles, ovals, rectangles, rounded corners or any die-cut outline, each sized to the flat labeling area of your jar, bottle, box or bag.

Rolls or sheets

Roll labels wound to suit dispensers and labeling machines, or sheet labels for small batches and hand application at a packing table.

Finishes

Matte or gloss lamination for scuff and moisture resistance, plus foil stamping, embossing and spot UV for premium front labels.

Variants and data

Several flavors, scents or sizes printed in one order, with barcodes, batch numbers or variable text where your products need them.

Adhesives

Permanent adhesives for most products, removable adhesives for temporary labels, and stronger options for cold, damp or curved surfaces on request.

How it works

Ordering custom labels

Get a free quote

Request a quote
Tell us the box style, size, quantity and where it ships.
Get pricing and a proof
A specialist confirms options and sends a digital proof of your design.
Approve and print
Nothing goes to press until you approve the proof.
Delivered to your door
Boxes ship to your address in the USA or Canada.

FAQ

Custom Labels: questions answered

Still unsure? Ask a packaging specialist.

What material should I use for custom labels?

Paper labels work well on dry goods, boxes and bags. Film labels, such as white or clear BOPP, resist water and oil, so they suit bottles, cosmetics, sauces and fridge products. Tell us the container and conditions, and we recommend a stock and adhesive.

Can I get custom labels for jars and bottles?

Yes. Jar and bottle labels are among the most common orders. Send the container dimensions or a photo, and we size the label to the flat area so it wraps neatly without wrinkles on curved or tapered surfaces.

What is the difference between custom labels and stickers?

The terms overlap. Labels usually mean product labels on rolls or sheets, applied to packaging and containers, often with required information. Stickers usually mean individual die-cut pieces for decoration, giveaways or sealing packages. Both use similar stocks and adhesives.

Can I order labels for several products at once?

Yes. Many brands order several flavors, scents or sizes together, sharing a shape and stock while changing the artwork. Send the quantity per design, and the digital proof will show each version so you can check names, colors and details one by one.

How do I get pricing for custom labels?

Send the label shape, size, stock, finish, roll or sheet format, quantity per design and artwork through the quote form. A specialist replies with pricing and a stock recommendation, and you approve a digital proof before production.

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