Choose by how you'll apply them. Sheet labels suit smaller batches put on by hand. Roll labels suit high volume, label applicators, and runs that need to stay in order. Sheet labels start at 25 of a design, and roll labels at 100.
Sticker size is measured across the cut line on the longest side. Most laptop and water bottle stickers are 2" to 4"; here is how to choose, with a size guide.
White vinyl is the right answer most of the time. High-Tack grips rough and hard-to-stick surfaces, Clear lets the surface show through, and Holographic, Glitter, and Chrome add shine.
Our stickers last 3 to 5 years outdoors before the print starts to fade, and considerably longer indoors. Sunlight is what fades print, so a sticker in the shade lasts longer than one in full sun.
A proof is a picture of what we'll print: your artwork, size, material, and cut line. It arrives within 1 business day. Here's what to check, what the buttons do, and what happens next.
Stickers and sheet labels ship 3 to 5 business days after you approve your proof, and roll labels 5 to 7. The clock starts at approval, not at checkout, and shipping time comes on top.
Variable data printing changes part of the design on every label in one run: a number, a name, a barcode, or a QR code. Send the design and a spreadsheet, and we'll quote it.
A perforation is a line of small cuts that lets material tear cleanly along a set line, either across a roll between labels or through a label itself. Our hood cleaning tags come on perforated rolls, and we add a perforation to other labels on request. Ask us before you order, and we'll quote it.
Roll labels are your labels printed one after another on a continuous roll, wound on a 3" core. They suit volume, label applicators, and numbered runs. This guide covers when a roll beats a sheet, the materials, and the terms you'll meet when you order.
