Sticker Types

Both are cut to your shape. On a die-cut sticker the backing paper is cut too, so the sticker and its backing share the same outline — it looks sharp and is what most people picture. On a kiss-cut the blade only cuts the vinyl and leaves a square of backing around it, which makes it much easier to peel and gives you room for a handling edge. Kiss-cut is the better choice for anything small or fiddly.

A sheet holds several stickers on one backing, so it's cheaper per sticker and posts flat in an envelope — right for packing inserts, sticker packs you sell, or a set of icons a customer picks from. Singles are right when each sticker is applied on its own: product seals, laptop stickers, giveaways.

Glass and painted walls, mostly. The design transfers off a carrier sheet so there's no visible square of vinyl around the letters — it reads as if it were painted on. Shop windows, door hours, vehicle lettering. They take a little more care to apply, and we include instructions with every order.

Yes — send the artwork and we cut to its outline, including holes and internal cut-outs. There's no die charge and no shape surcharge. Very thin spurs and points below about 3 mm will be rounded off slightly by the blade, and we'll tell you before printing if your artwork has any.

From 50 stickers on singles and from 10 sheets. The per-sticker price drops sharply with quantity because the setup is the same at any volume — ask for the price at two or three quantities before you commit.

Most sticker orders are ready in 2–4 working days after artwork approval. Free delivery within 5km of our shop, courier across India. Prices exclude 18% GST.