What is the minimum number of labels I need to order?
50 labels for each version of artwork. However, you can mix and match quantities in the same order (e.g., 50 of label A and 150 of label B), while still gaining the benefits of combining multiple designs in the same run.
Is there a minimum order value?
Yes, there is a minimum order value of $250 per item per every order.
What kind of materials can you print on?
We carry over a dozen labeling materials for you to choose from, including several eco-friendly materials such as BioStone, Recycled Kraft and Recycled Vellum . Our most popular material is White BOPP (a polypropylene label stock that is water-resistant...
What is the difference between BOPP and Lip Balm BOPP?
Our BOPP and Lip Balm BOPP materials have the same face stock properties; they are both water and oil resistant. Our lip balm BOPP material has a more aggressive adhesive than BOPP and is ideal for use on containers 1” or less in diameter.
What standard sizes do you have?
Keep in mind that we do not carry "pre-cut" labels — everything we print is custom produced and die-cut after it is printed. We have a large and ever-expanding selection of die sizes. They are viewable via our Online Quoter. Just select the shape you...
What are the lamination options?
Labels generally look better and are more durable with a laminate. A laminate can give your label a gloss or matte finish and it provides a protective layer between the ink on your label and the outside world.
We offer the following lamination options...
Will my custom labels come on rolls or on sheets?
By default, our labels are produced on rolls with standard 3" cores. This lets you choose whether or not to apply your labels by machine or by hand. We also have the ability to produce labels on sheets.
What is the difference between PET and paper liners?
PET or polyethylene terephthalate, is a thin clear polymer material used in many products and industry applications, including pressure sensitive product label films and liners. PET liners are stronger, thinner, and lighter; there less waste in...
I've never had to produce labels before - where do I start?
Feel free to download and print our white paper, "An Introduction to Product Labeling". It should answer many of your questions.
