We print all the sizes you need for tincture products, botanical’s, pet products, skin care products and more. We supply you with the highest quality labels with no die cut fees or hidden costs.
All labels are printed in the USA.
We have 4 materials we use to print product labels and stickers on.
BOPP is highly used in most markets today. It is light weight, durable and does not tear easily like a paper label does. Color adheres to BOPP very nicely which makes it a perfect material to print labels on. If you are hand applying your labels to your product(s) BOPP material is quite resilient and can be re-applied time and time again if you do not get your alignment correct the first time.
Paper labels are an ideal solution for label printing in a super cost effective way. Paper labels are the cheapest, but still give the desired look and effect and also look great with Glossy or Matte lamination. If you are looking to push product out quickly, with less money directed to the cost of labels you can typically keep your costs very minimal by using product labels printed on paper material. As with any printed label material, the overall cost is decided by the amount of material used and the finishing laminate you choose.
We use only the highest quality materials and print methods. All labels are printed digitally and supplied on a roll unless specified otherwise in product description. We can print metallic labels, silver foil highlights, gold foil highlights and more. If you do not see the label type you want, please fill out our custom quote form on the sidebar of our page.
We recommend laminating your labels to avoid smudging of water based inks when labels come in contact with liquids or oily substances.
Each label product has a die cut line PDF file of the label shape for you to download and test to ensure the label size is correct for your products. Simply navigate to the label product you want and click the label die cut line link in the product description.
Once you download the label cut line PDF file, print it out 100% to scale. Once it is printed out, you can cut the label shape out and wrap your product with it to ensure the size is accurate for your products.
For printed labels we offer a wide range of sizes and dimensions without Die Cutting fees, unless it is a special shape, say, like an alien head logo, or an elephant for example. Any special shape outside of standard dimension squares, circles and rectangles would require a custom die cutting fee.
Die cut fees are a one-time fee and generally run in the range of $150-$300 depending on the size and dimensions of the die cut being made. We offer so many sizes of circle, square, rectangle labels that 99% of the time we do not charge a die cut fee when using these standard shapes.
When it comes to printing labels for products, you will notice that most of the time the label dimensions are a circle, square or rectangle shape. Usually when a client has a specific product they need a label for they will come to us with a specific dimension for the label, but we often will offer the “Closest to” size, which is usually a perfect fit and within millimeters of the original size they wanted.
Usually when you purchase a product from a manufacturer or vendor, they will give you a label size that you should adhere to. We use this information to find you the closest size you can use without having a custom die cut made and without sacrificing the look of the label or the final product. This is how we avoid expensive die cut fees, therefore saving you much money.
We help you find the proper “Closest To” label size by sending you a sample label cut line that you can print out and cut out to test on your product. Simply cut out the shape we send you, wrap the test shape around your product to make sure it fits good.
We offer 2 types of lamination, Glossy Lamination and Matte Lamination. We can print without lamination but we do not recommend that because without the lamination it is possible that the inks will smudge or smear if they come into contact with moisture, oils, or water. The lamination protects the inks on the labels from any foreign elements or moisture that may be encountered during product filling, packaging and shipping.
If you are printing labels with us and would like us to send them to your product manufacturer or co-packer for application with their machines, we will need you to specify the label roll direction configuration so we can make sure your labels are wound properly and will unwind properly for the label application process. The label roll configuration can be obtained by simply asking your product manufacturer or co-packer what roll direction they require. The label roll direction is a standardized process that all printers, co-packers and manufacturers use when applying labels by machine. The roll direction configurations are as follows;
If you are hand applying for labels, your label rolls will be configured in a #3 right side of label off first configuration by default.
