Product & Business Labels

Measure the flat printable band — its height, and the circumference at that point. Then take 3–5 mm off each side so the label doesn't run into the curve or overlap itself at the join. If you'd rather not measure, send us the container (or its spec sheet) and we'll work the size out and show it on the proof.

On BOPP or vinyl, yes — both are waterproof and handle condensation, a fridge and a wipe-down. Paper and kraft will cockle and lift, so we don't recommend them for anything that gets wet, however good they look in the design file.

Yes, and that's the usual choice for slim bottles. Allow an overlap of about 5 mm where the ends meet, and keep critical text away from that seam — anything crossing it will step. Tell us it's a full wrap and we'll build the overlap into the artwork for you.

That depends on the product and it is your call, not ours — Legal Metrology rules cover net quantity, MRP, manufacturer details, country of origin and a consumer-care contact, and food and cosmetics carry further requirements of their own. We print what you supply and we will point out anything that looks obviously missing, but we can't sign off compliance for you. If in doubt, check with whoever handles your labelling.

Only the stock and the finish, really. Address and return labels run on plain paper because they're printed once and posted — cheap, matte, easy to write on. Product labels go on BOPP or vinyl because they have to survive the product's life on a shelf and in a customer's hands.

From 100 labels of one design. Most orders are ready in 2–4 working days after proof approval; full-wrap labels on unusual containers take a day longer because we check the fit. Prices exclude 18% GST.