Yes. Place the order without uploading a file, then email your artwork to team@stickymade.com with your order number when it's ready. Production doesn't start until you approve the proof, so the clock waits for your file.
Yes. Custom Stickers take several designs in one upload, with at least 25 of each design. On other products, add each design to your cart as its own item, and each needs the minimum, which is 25 of a design on stickers. Names or numbers that change on every sticker count as one design.
Your account lists your orders and lets you order them again. Proofs open from the link in your proof email, and if you tick "Also text me my proof link" in your cart, the link comes by text too.
No. We don't print fluorescent inks, so neon colors won't glow the way they do on a screen. Our 11-ink extended-gamut press reaches brighter colors than four-color printing, so neon designs still come out vivid.
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.
Find a larger original, or order the sticker smaller. Artwork prints sharp with about 300 pixels for every inch of finished size. Below that it prints soft, and nothing can add back detail the file doesn't have.
Yes. Choose pickup at checkout instead of shipping, and we'll email you when your order is ready, with the pickup details. That email means it's ready, so come by once it arrives.
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.
Because the bottle flexes and the label can't. BOPP is a fairly stiff film, so on a soft squeeze bottle it can wrinkle or lift where the wall bends. A smaller label on the stiffest part, rounded corners, and labeling full bottles all help. Test before a big run.
