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Read every word, check the size with a ruler, look at the cut line and border, and make sure nothing important sits close to the edge. On Clear, Holographic, Glitter, and Chrome, check where the white ink goes. Then confirm the material, finish, and quantity.
The minimum is 25 of a design on most stickers and on sheet labels, 25 packs on Sticker Packs, and 100 of a design on roll labels. Trade service stickers start at 50. To see your design in hand first, the 15 Custom Sticker Sample prints 15 of it on white vinyl.
Yes. Choose pickup at checkout instead of shipping, and we'll email you when your order is ready, with the pickup details. Please don't come by before that email.
Choose a gloss or matte laminate when the label has to stand up to water, handling, and scuffs. Choose unlaminated paper when you want to write on it with a pen or tear it easily, as long as the label will stay dry. Paper roll labels are always unlaminated, trade templates offer Unlaminated, and unlaminated BOPP is available on request.
Sign in to your account and press "Order This Again" on the order. A reorder of artwork you've already approved skips the proof round, even at a new quantity. Changing the size, material, finish, shape, or artwork makes it a new job with a new proof.
A sticker grips as soon as you press it down, but the bond keeps building for a day or two. Give it 24 hours before it gets wet and 48 hours before anything scrubs it.
How much heat a sticker can take depends on the material, so if yours will sit somewhere hot, ask us before you order. Whatever the material, apply it to a cool surface, and keep it away from ovens, microwaves, engines, and exhausts.
Choose gloss for the brightest color and contrast. Choose matte to cut glare, for anything read under lights, photographed, or scanned, and for roll labels you'll write on. Neither finish outlasts the other.
Not everyday cleaning. Household cleaners, disinfectant wipes, and the occasional alcohol wipe are fine on a sticker that has bonded. Strong solvents, adhesive removers, and constant chemical contact will damage the print or lift the edges over time.
