Labels and stickers
For identification, seals or promotional touches. Specify the surface, shape, dimensions and exposure conditions.
Custom Labels, Stickers & Inserts
Branding extras connect the details of a packaging collection: labels identify products, stickers add a brand touch, insert cards carry a message and printed papers finish the presentation. Choose each item for its function as well as its design.
Custom Labels, Stickers & Inserts options
Custom Tissue Paper
The detail that brings it together
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Custom Packaging Tape
Seal it with your signature
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Custom Wrapping Paper
Wrap it in your visual world
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Custom Stickers
A little brand, everywhere
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Custom Labels
Your product, clearly yours
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Custom Insert Cards
Keep the conversation going
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Custom Thank You Cards
End every unboxing on a personal note
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Custom Food Labels
A considered finish for your food brand
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Choose the detail that does a useful job
Start with what the customer needs to see or do. A product label may need readable information and adhesion to a particular container. An insert can explain product care, introduce the brand or offer a next step. Tissue and wrapping paper add presentation, while tape must suit the carton and closure method. Coordinate typography, colors and placement across the collection, but confirm each material and print process separately. The same artwork can look different on paper, film and corrugated board.
Insert cards
For instructions, product care or brand information inside an order. Choose readable text, size and print sides.
Thank-you cards
For a short customer message and a clear next step. Confirm the design count, dimensions and finish.
What to include in your quote
Include application surface, dimensions, print sides or repeat pattern, quantity per design and delivery ZIP. For adhesives, describe moisture, cold storage or handling. For cards, share the final text and whether a QR code must be tested.
Request a packaging quote or read the artwork preparation guide before preparing your files. To evaluate materials, ask about packaging samples.
Custom Labels, Stickers & Packaging Inserts: questions answered
What is the difference between a label and a sticker?
The terms can overlap. A label usually identifies or explains a product, while a sticker often serves a promotional or decorative role. The required surface, adhesive, material and presentation are more important than the name.
Should I request labels on rolls or as individual pieces?
State how you plan to apply them. Hand application and labeling equipment may require different presentation, spacing or orientation. Roll format and equipment compatibility must be confirmed for the quoted product.
Will the same adhesive work on every container?
No single adhesive should be assumed suitable for every surface. Identify the container material, texture and application conditions, including refrigeration or moisture, when requesting a specification.
What should I put on a packaging insert?
Use the space for useful information such as care instructions, setup steps or a concise brand introduction. Keep text legible and give one clear next step rather than crowding the card with competing messages.
Can I print a QR code on a thank-you card?
You can request one as part of your artwork. Use a stable destination, adequate contrast and clear space around the code, and test it at the intended printed size before approving the file.
Can printed tissue or tape replace protective packaging?
Do not assume a decorative element provides transport protection. Tissue is generally a presentation layer; tape must suit the carton and sealing method. Select cushioning and outer packaging separately for the product's needs.
Plan the details before choosing a format
Compare the intended use, dimensions and artwork before requesting a specification.