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Custom Labels · Blank Labels · Your Brand. Our Priority.
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Custom Labels. Blank Labels. Your Brand. Our Priority.
This is what we have done for more than 25 years. Send finished artwork or a rough idea, approve a proof, and get labels sized to your jar, bottle, tube or box. Small runs to large orders.
Three Ways In
Most customers arrive at one of three points. All three end the same way, with a proof you approved and labels that fit the product.
No artwork yet? Tell us about the product, the shelf it sits on and the look you want. Our design team draws the label, sets the required copy and sends you a proof to react to.
Already have a design or a brand kit? Send it over. We set it to the exact die size, fix the bleed and resolution, check the required copy and return a print-ready proof.
A label that looks right flat can wrinkle on a curve or run off the edge of a tin. We size the die to the actual bottle, jar, tube or box so it wraps and sits the way it should.
How It Works
What it is, what it goes on, roughly how many you need and when. A photo of the container and a competitor label you like is plenty to start.
We draw the label or set your artwork to the die, then send a proof showing exactly how it will print, at size, on the material you chose.
Change the colour, move the logo, swap the copy. We revise until you sign it off. Nothing prints until the proof is the one you want.
Your approved label goes to press and ships to you. Reorders come off the same approved file, so the second run matches the first.
Materials and Finishes
A label that peels in a fridge or fades on a windowsill undoes the design. We pick the material around where the product actually lives, then finish it to suit the brand.
White paper. The everyday stock for food, retail and general product labels.
Clear film. The no-label look on glass and PET bottles.
Metallic. Silver and gold stock for a premium shelf finish.
Kraft. Natural brown paper for artisan and organic brands.
Polypropylene. Water and oil resistant, for bathrooms, kitchens and cold storage.
Matte or gloss. Laminated either way, to protect the print and set the feel.
Shapes and Sizes
The die is part of the design. A tall thin bottle and a squat tin want different shapes, and an off-the-shelf rectangle is rarely the best answer for either.
Who We Design For
A cosmetic label and a pharmaceutical label follow different rules and live in different places. We design to the rules of your sector, not a generic template.
Questions
Yes, that is the part we like best. Tell us what the product is, who it is for and the feel you are after, and send a photo of the container. We design the label, lay out the copy the law requires and send you a proof to react to.
The product, the container it goes on, roughly how many labels you need and when you need them. If you have artwork, a logo, brand colours or a label you admire, send those too. If you have none of it, a conversation is enough.
From small runs to large orders. A first run for a product launch and a standing supply for an established line are both normal work here, so ask for the quantity you actually need rather than the one you think we want.
It will if the material is right, which is why we ask where the product lives. A bathroom or a fridge wants a water resistant film, a workshop or a chemical container wants a synthetic stock, and a dry pantry shelf is happy on paper. We recommend the stock with the job in mind.
Many customers do both. We print the full-colour branded label, and you print the batch codes, dates and barcodes in-house on a GoDEX printer and blank stock from us. We can set the two up so they line up on the same container.
The product, the container and roughly how many you need is enough to get a price and a first proof moving. Artwork is welcome but not required.
Design included
We draw it or set your artwork, then proof it.
Any quantity
Small runs to large orders, ask for what you need.
Sized to the product
The die is cut to your container, not a stock size.
25+ years
Labels are the whole business, not a sideline.