Custom Labels
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HOW IT WORKS
Easy Steps to Order
1. Place Your Order
Choose and order custom products tailored to your needs
2. Review & Approve the Proof
Receive a digital proof to review and make revisions for the perfect print.
3. We Print and Ship
Once approved, we print your order and ship it to you
Die-cut vs kiss-cut, which is right for product labels?
Die-cut labels are individually cut to the label shape with no surrounding border, you peel each one separately. Kiss-cut labels are cut through the face stock but leave the backing intact, so multiple labels sit on a single sheet that you peel one at a time.
Die-cut suits premium one-at-a-time application (wine, spirits, gift packaging, hang tags) and any label where the silhouette is part of the brand. Kiss-cut suits in-house labelling lines, candle pours, soap-batch days, beverage bottling runs, where peel speed and consistent placement matter more than individual presentation.
Are your custom labels waterproof, fridge-safe, and dishwasher-safe?
Vinyl labels are water-resistant and suit fridge, freezer, bath, and short-to-medium outdoor exposure. With freezer-grade adhesive they survive sustained sub-zero storage; with permanent adhesive and a top laminate they survive routine dishwasher cycling on glass and metal containers.
Premium label paper is not water-resistant by default and is best limited to dry-product use such as pantry pickles, gift wrap, candle vessels, and apothecary tinctures. A water-resistant paper variant is available for cosmetic and bath products that face occasional moisture.
What is the minimum order quantity for custom labels?
Most products in the range start at low minimums suitable for small-batch makers, indie food and skincare brands, and product launches. Bulk pricing tiers begin at higher volumes and the unit cost drops sharply at the 500, 1,000, and 2,500 breakpoints.
The exact tier breaks are listed on each product page; the live calculator at quote stage shows the unit and total cost for every quantity step.
How long does production take?
Most label orders ship within 3 to 5 business days after artwork approval. Specialty finishes such as foil and metallic may add 1 to 2 production days; we confirm the exact timeline on the digital proof before printing.
If you have a hard deadline (product launch, event date, retail rollout), flag it at order stage and our team will confirm whether the spec hits the timeline before you commit.
Can you print to a custom shape?
Yes, custom shapes are standard for die-cut labels. Upload your shape file (vector preferred, AI or EPS) with the order, or include a clearly defined cut path on a PDF. Our pre-press team confirms the shape on the digital proof before printing.
For shapes with very fine internal detail or narrow connecting bridges, our team will advise on the minimum stroke width that survives the cutter cleanly.
What artwork file formats do you accept?
Vector formats are preferred: AI, EPS, PDF, or SVG, with all fonts outlined and at 100% scale. We also accept high-resolution PNG and TIFF files at 300 DPI minimum at print size.
RGB files are converted to CMYK for press; we flag any colour-shift risk on the digital proof. If your artwork is below resolution, missing bleed, or carries an unreadable barcode, our pre-press team contacts you before production starts.
What sizes do you offer?
Standard sizes range from small 25mm round seals through to large A4 single-piece die-cuts, with custom sizing available across the range. Most product label sizes between 50mm and 150mm are stocked sizes; outside that range we set up to your exact dimensions.
For sizing recommendations by container type (bottle, jar, pouch, tin, mailer) the size guide on each product page lists the most common label-to-container ratios.
How much do custom labels cost?
Pricing scales by material, finish, size, quantity, and shape complexity. Vinyl rectangles from low quantities start at a few cents per label at bulk volume; foil and specialty finishes carry a small per-unit premium. The most accurate quote is the live calculator on each product page.
Volume pricing tiers favour brands ordering in retail-rollout quantities, the unit cost typically halves between the 100 and 500 break and again between 500 and 2,500.
Do you offer eco-friendly, FSC, or recycled paper label options?
Yes, FSC-certified and recycled paper stocks are available on request for brands with packaging sustainability commitments. A biodegradable matte option suits short-life applications such as event labels and seasonal product variants.
For longer-life products and harsh-environment labels we recommend conventional vinyl, which lasts longer and reduces total material consumption over the product life cycle. Flag your sustainability spec at quote stage and our team will recommend the best-fit substrate for the brief.
Will the labels fade or peel over time?
Indoor paper and vinyl labels retain colour for many years where the substrate stays dry. Laminated vinyl is rated for several years of exterior exposure; UV-resistant inks with premium laminate extend life to 5+ years for outdoor and architectural applications.
Adhesive bond strengthens for the first 24 to 48 hours after application; once cured, removal needs heat or a citrus-based solvent. For applications where you need clean removal after the campaign, request the removable adhesive option at quote stage.
Can I see a sample or get a digital proof first?
Every order receives a digital proof before printing, you sign off on colour, sizing, cut path, panel layout, and copy before we go to press. Physical sample packs of common label substrates are available on request for first-time orders or large-volume tenders.
For premium retail launches we recommend ordering a small physical proof run before committing to the full retail quantity, especially when foil or specialty finishes are part of the spec.
Do you offer label design or templating help?
Yes, if you have a logo or rough concept, our design team can build print-ready label artwork for a small additional fee, including ingredient-panel layout, barcode placement, and panel hierarchy on bottle and pouch labels.
We also provide blank templates for common label shapes and sizes; download from the relevant product page or contact our team and we will send the format that matches your container.
Are food-contact and freezer-grade adhesives available?
Yes. Food-contact compliant adhesive grades are available for direct and indirect food-contact applications, flag the use case at quote stage so we spec the right film and adhesive class. Freezer-grade adhesive is available for any product moving through a refrigerated or frozen display, including ice-cream tubs, frozen meals, and sheet-mask sachets.
We do not certify regulatory compliance ourselves but match the spec brands and contract packers most commonly require for the Australian market.
Can you supply labels on rolls instead of sheets?
Most label orders in this category ship as flat sheets or kiss-cut sheets, which suit hand application and small in-house labelling lines. Roll-format labels for semi-automated applicator machines are available on request, flag the request at quote stage and our team will confirm the core size, wind direction, and inter-label gap your applicator needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Die-cut vs kiss-cut, which is right for product labels?
Die-cut labels are individually cut to the label shape with no surrounding border, you peel each one separately. Kiss-cut labels are cut through the face stock but leave the backing intact, so multiple labels sit on a single sheet that you peel one at a time.
Die-cut suits premium one-at-a-time application (wine, spirits, gift packaging, hang tags) and any label where the silhouette is part of the brand. Kiss-cut suits in-house labelling lines, candle pours, soap-batch days, beverage bottling runs, where peel speed and consistent placement matter more than individual presentation.
Are your custom labels waterproof, fridge-safe, and dishwasher-safe?
Vinyl labels are water-resistant and suit fridge, freezer, bath, and short-to-medium outdoor exposure. With freezer-grade adhesive they survive sustained sub-zero storage; with permanent adhesive and a top laminate they survive routine dishwasher cycling on glass and metal containers.
Premium label paper is not water-resistant by default and is best limited to dry-product use such as pantry pickles, gift wrap, candle vessels, and apothecary tinctures. A water-resistant paper variant is available for cosmetic and bath products that face occasional moisture.
What is the minimum order quantity for custom labels?
Most products in the range start at low minimums suitable for small-batch makers, indie food and skincare brands, and product launches. Bulk pricing tiers begin at higher volumes and the unit cost drops sharply at the 500, 1,000, and 2,500 breakpoints.
The exact tier breaks are listed on each product page; the live calculator at quote stage shows the unit and total cost for every quantity step.
How long does production take?
Most label orders ship within 3 to 5 business days after artwork approval. Specialty finishes such as foil and metallic may add 1 to 2 production days; we confirm the exact timeline on the digital proof before printing.
If you have a hard deadline (product launch, event date, retail rollout), flag it at order stage and our team will confirm whether the spec hits the timeline before you commit.
Can you print to a custom shape?
Yes, custom shapes are standard for die-cut labels. Upload your shape file (vector preferred, AI or EPS) with the order, or include a clearly defined cut path on a PDF. Our pre-press team confirms the shape on the digital proof before printing.
For shapes with very fine internal detail or narrow connecting bridges, our team will advise on the minimum stroke width that survives the cutter cleanly.
What artwork file formats do you accept?
Vector formats are preferred: AI, EPS, PDF, or SVG, with all fonts outlined and at 100% scale. We also accept high-resolution PNG and TIFF files at 300 DPI minimum at print size.
RGB files are converted to CMYK for press; we flag any colour-shift risk on the digital proof. If your artwork is below resolution, missing bleed, or carries an unreadable barcode, our pre-press team contacts you before production starts.
What sizes do you offer?
Standard sizes range from small 25mm round seals through to large A4 single-piece die-cuts, with custom sizing available across the range. Most product label sizes between 50mm and 150mm are stocked sizes; outside that range we set up to your exact dimensions.
For sizing recommendations by container type (bottle, jar, pouch, tin, mailer) the size guide on each product page lists the most common label-to-container ratios.
How much do custom labels cost?
Pricing scales by material, finish, size, quantity, and shape complexity. Vinyl rectangles from low quantities start at a few cents per label at bulk volume; foil and specialty finishes carry a small per-unit premium. The most accurate quote is the live calculator on each product page.
Volume pricing tiers favour brands ordering in retail-rollout quantities, the unit cost typically halves between the 100 and 500 break and again between 500 and 2,500.
Do you offer eco-friendly, FSC, or recycled paper label options?
Yes, FSC-certified and recycled paper stocks are available on request for brands with packaging sustainability commitments. A biodegradable matte option suits short-life applications such as event labels and seasonal product variants.
For longer-life products and harsh-environment labels we recommend conventional vinyl, which lasts longer and reduces total material consumption over the product life cycle. Flag your sustainability spec at quote stage and our team will recommend the best-fit substrate for the brief.
Will the labels fade or peel over time?
Indoor paper and vinyl labels retain colour for many years where the substrate stays dry. Laminated vinyl is rated for several years of exterior exposure; UV-resistant inks with premium laminate extend life to 5+ years for outdoor and architectural applications.
Adhesive bond strengthens for the first 24 to 48 hours after application; once cured, removal needs heat or a citrus-based solvent. For applications where you need clean removal after the campaign, request the removable adhesive option at quote stage.
Can I see a sample or get a digital proof first?
Every order receives a digital proof before printing, you sign off on colour, sizing, cut path, panel layout, and copy before we go to press. Physical sample packs of common label substrates are available on request for first-time orders or large-volume tenders.
For premium retail launches we recommend ordering a small physical proof run before committing to the full retail quantity, especially when foil or specialty finishes are part of the spec.
Do you offer label design or templating help?
Yes, if you have a logo or rough concept, our design team can build print-ready label artwork for a small additional fee, including ingredient-panel layout, barcode placement, and panel hierarchy on bottle and pouch labels.
We also provide blank templates for common label shapes and sizes; download from the relevant product page or contact our team and we will send the format that matches your container.
Are food-contact and freezer-grade adhesives available?
Yes. Food-contact compliant adhesive grades are available for direct and indirect food-contact applications, flag the use case at quote stage so we spec the right film and adhesive class. Freezer-grade adhesive is available for any product moving through a refrigerated or frozen display, including ice-cream tubs, frozen meals, and sheet-mask sachets.
We do not certify regulatory compliance ourselves but match the spec brands and contract packers most commonly require for the Australian market.
Can you supply labels on rolls instead of sheets?
Most label orders in this category ship as flat sheets or kiss-cut sheets, which suit hand application and small in-house labelling lines. Roll-format labels for semi-automated applicator machines are available on request, flag the request at quote stage and our team will confirm the core size, wind direction, and inter-label gap your applicator needs.
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Custom Labels for Product Packaging, Food & Beverage, and Brand Seals
Our custom labels are printed in Australia on premium label paper, durable vinyl, clear film, and foil-accented stocks, engineered to bond cleanly to bottles, jars, tins, pouches, candle vessels, cosmetic packaging, soap wraps, apparel hang tags, and shipping cartons. Where a sticker is often a loose hand-out, a label has a job: it has to identify the product, carry the brand, survive the shelf, and in many cases pass through a fridge, a freezer, a bath, or a courier scan without lifting or fading.
The range covers eight cut and finish families, circle, rectangle, square, oval, rounded-corner, custom die-cut, clear, and foil, supplied as flat sheets or kiss-cut sheets ready for hand or semi-automated application. Every order ships with a free pre-press file check, a digital proof for sign-off, and low minimums for makers, indie food and skincare brands, and small-batch product launches. Bulk pricing tiers kick in fast for retail rollouts, subscription-box programs, and corporate logistics labelling. If you are still weighing the substrate, the complete guide to label and sticker types walks through every option side by side.
The four levers that drive a great label order, material, finish, cut style, and adhesive grade, are explained in the sections below. Pick the material first; the rest cascades from there. For brands shipping product to customers, the product packaging label playbook is worth a read before you choose.
Shop Custom Labels by Shape
Shape sets the visual signature of your label and constrains the artwork layout. The eight shape families on the page below cover almost every packaging brief; pick the cut style first, then layer material and finish on top.
Circle and Oval: the classic seal and jar profiles
Circle labels are the default for jar lids, candle vessels, soap rounds, beer caps, brand seals on mailers, and the closing sticker on tissue-wrapped orders. The geometry centres the brand mark cleanly and reads as a stamp of authenticity. Oval labels work where the package face is wider than tall, skincare bottles, hot-sauce labels, beer and wine front panels, and apothecary tinctures. Both shapes suit centred wordmarks and round-radius logos better than rectangles do.
Rectangle and Square: the workhorse for ingredient panels and product faces
Rectangle labels carry the bulk of the world's product packaging. The geometry suits wraparound bottle labels, ingredient panels, nutrition tables, side-of-box brand statements, and rectangular cosmetic tubes. Square labels are the default for box-top seals, gift packaging, candle bases, and Instagram-friendly packaging where the symmetry photographs cleanly. Both stocks accept dense typography and barcodes without crowding.
Rounded-Corner: softer than square, more durable than sharp-edge
Rounded-corner labels are a small geometry choice with a big functional payoff. The radiused corners do not lift on contact the way 90-degree corners can after a few months of bag-jostle, fridge-door knock, or shelf-handling. Designers also prefer the softer silhouette for cosmetic, wellness, and craft food brands where a hard corner reads as too industrial. Available across paper, vinyl, and foil stocks.
Die-Cut: cut to the exact silhouette of your brand mark
Die-cut labels are cut to the precise outline of your artwork, logo silhouette, illustrated character, custom badge shape, with no surrounding white border. The format is the strongest fit for brand seals, hang-tag stickers, fruit and produce labels, and any packaging element where the shape itself is the logo. The die-cut vs kiss-cut breakdown explains when to choose each cut style for label runs, in short, die-cut for individual peel-and-apply, kiss-cut sheets for in-house labelling lines.
Clear and Foil: the finish-driven specialty options
Clear labels print on transparent vinyl so the package surface shows through, which is why they are the default for glass bottles, see-through cosmetic jars, premium spirit packaging, and minimal-design skincare where the formula colour is part of the brand story. The full spec is in our clear label and sticker guide. Foil labels add reflective gold, silver, rose gold, or copper to logos, borders, or entire label faces, the highest perceived-value finish in the range, and the format that defines premium product launches. The foil label production guide covers artwork prep and the cost premium honestly.
Material Comparison at a Glance
Side-by-side spec table for the three main label material families. Use this as a quick filter before drilling into the deeper sections.
| Spec | Premium Label Paper | Vinyl (white & clear) | Foil-Accented Stocks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water resistance | Low, pantry, dry-goods, gift-wrap only | High, fridge, freezer, bath, splash | High (vinyl base) or low (paper base) |
| Best brand fit | Craft, artisan food, candle, soap, apothecary | Skincare, beverage, frozen, outdoor product | Premium launches, wine and spirits, gifting |
| Finish look | Soft matte, tactile, handmade signal | Gloss, matte, satin laminate; clear see-through | Reflective metallic accent on logo or full face |
| Surface compatibility | Smooth glass, card, paperboard, tin | Glass, plastic, metal, painted, curved bottle | As per the underlying base stock |
| Adhesive grades available | Permanent; food-safe on request | Permanent, removable, freezer-grade, food-safe | Same as base stock |
| Eco options | FSC, recycled, biodegradable available | Limited, vinyl is durable but not biodegradable | Choose paper-base foil for FSC-aligned brands |
| Cost tier | Standard, lowest unit cost | Standard to mid, small premium for laminate | Premium, small per-unit add for foil layer |
Shop Custom Labels by Industry and Use Case
Food & Beverage
Bottle labels for sauces, oils, kombucha, and craft beverages; jar labels for honey, jam, and preserves; pouch labels for granola, coffee, and tea. Vinyl is the safe default for cold-chain and condensation-prone products; water-resistant paper suits dry pantry goods and craft food where the matte texture supports the brand. Food-contact adhesive grades are available on request, flag the application at quote stage so we spec the right film and adhesive class.
Cosmetic & Beauty
Skincare bottle labels, serum dropper labels, lipstick base labels, and palette outer-pack seals. Clear vinyl is dominant for serums and oils where the formula colour is part of the brand story; foil accents work for premium repositioning. Choose freezer-grade adhesive for sheet masks and any product moving through a refrigerated display.
Candle, Soap, and Apothecary
Vessel-base labels for candles (heat-tolerant adhesive recommended for the base of the jar where wax warms during burn), wraparound soap labels with pull-tab opening, and apothecary tincture bottle labels. Premium label paper carries the craft signal here better than vinyl, see the vinyl vs paper guide for the brand fit decision.
Apparel & Accessories
Clothing hang-tag labels, garment care labels, packaging seals on mailers, and box-closing brand stickers for online apparel orders. The thank-you label playbook covers the unboxing-experience use case in detail.
Pharmaceutical & Medical
Compliance-sensitive labelling for supplements, over-the-counter products, and medical packaging. Print specifications follow legibility, durability, and lot-numbering requirements. Speak with our team about the regulatory framework you are working under so we can advise on substrate and adhesive class, we do not certify regulatory compliance ourselves but match the spec brands and contract packers most commonly require.
Logistics & Shipping
Carton labels, batch and lot-number labels, address labels, return-to-sender labels, and outer-pack branding seals. Vinyl with permanent adhesive survives courier handling, rain, and freezer storage; thermal-transfer-compatible paper is available on request for warehouse line printing.
How to Choose: A Quick-Pick Guide
If you are unsure which combination fits your label brief, the quick-pick below maps the most common applications to a recommended starting spec. These are defaults, the digital proof and quote stage is where we tighten the spec to your exact use.
If your job is...
Beer, kombucha, or cold-drink bottle labels: white vinyl, gloss laminate, freezer-grade permanent adhesive.
Skincare or serum bottle labels: clear vinyl, matte finish, permanent adhesive.
Artisan jam, honey, or candle labels: premium label paper, matte, oval or rounded-corner shape.
Brand seal on mailer or unboxing closure: die-cut paper or vinyl, matte, permanent.
Wine, spirits, or premium product launch: foil-accented stock, custom shape, permanent.
...the recommended spec is
Logistics, address, or batch labels: white vinyl, gloss, permanent adhesive on rectangular kiss-cut sheet.
Garment hang tags or apparel branding: rectangle or rounded-corner paper, matte, permanent.
Pharmaceutical or supplement bottle labels: white vinyl, matte, permanent, spec to your regulatory framework at quote stage.
Event labels or short-run promotional seals: paper or vinyl with removable adhesive.
Frozen-product labels (ice-cream, frozen meals, sheet masks): white vinyl with freezer-grade adhesive, matte laminate.
Material Grades and Substrate Detail
Three substrate families cover almost every label brief on this category. The differences matter when the label has to live on a freezer shelf, in a bathroom, or under courier-handling abuse for weeks before it reaches the customer.
Premium Label Paper
A coated paper face stock that takes ink with rich saturation and a soft matte feel. The natural fibre signals craft, small-batch, and apothecary, the right read for boutique food, candle, soap, and skincare brands. Available in standard, FSC-certified, recycled, and a thin water-resistant variant for cosmetic and bath products that face occasional moisture. Paper does not survive fridge condensation, freezer cycling, or sustained outdoor exposure; choose vinyl if any of those apply.
Vinyl (white and clear)
Flexible polymer film that resists water, oil, mild solvents, scuffing, and temperature swings from freezer-cold to warehouse-warm. White vinyl is the workhorse for opaque labels on coloured containers; clear vinyl prints on transparent film for glass bottles and see-through cosmetic packaging. Both stocks accept gloss, matte, and satin laminate. Vinyl bonds cleanly to glass, metal, plastic, painted surfaces, and curved bottles, the waterproof and outdoor materials guide covers the durability spec by environment.
Foil-Accented and Specialty Stocks
Flat-foil and metallic options layer reflective gold, silver, rose gold, or copper onto the label face, either as a logo accent or as a full foil background. The format carries the highest perceived value at a small per-unit material premium, which is why so many premium product launches lead with a foil seal. Holographic film is also available for limited-edition merch and youth-brand applications, see the holographic label and sticker guide for the design considerations.
Adhesive Grades and Format Options
Adhesive choice is what separates a label that survives the product's full shelf life from one that lifts at the corners after a few weeks in a fridge. Match the grade to the environment.
Permanent
The default adhesive on most paper and vinyl labels. Bonds fully within 24 to 48 hours; removal needs heat or a citrus solvent. Use for product labels, brand seals, and anything that ships to a customer.
Removable
Lifts cleanly without residue, typically within 6 to 12 months of application. Use for short-run promotions, seasonal product variants, and trial-batch labels you may need to peel and replace.
Freezer-Grade
An aggressive adhesive class that bonds at low temperatures and survives repeated freeze-thaw cycling without crystallising. Required for ice-cream tubs, frozen-meal trays, sheet-mask sachets, and any product that sees sustained sub-zero storage.
Food-Safe and Specialty
For direct or indirect food-contact applications we offer compliant adhesive grades; flag the application at quote stage. Curved-surface adhesives for narrow-radius bottles, and high-tack grades for low-energy plastics (HDPE, polypropylene), are also available.
Sheets, Kiss-Cut Sheets, and Rolls
Most labels in this category ship as flat sheets or kiss-cut sheets. Flat sheets carry one label per sheet and suit hand application on small runs and premium packaging. Kiss-cut sheets carry multiple labels on a single backing, peeled one at a time, the right format for in-house labelling lines, candle pours, and soap-batch days. Roll-format labels for semi-automated applicator machines are available on request; ask the team and we will spec the core size, wind direction, and inter-label gap to your applicator.
How a Custom Label Order Moves Through the Press
Every custom label order moves through a structured production pipeline from artwork upload to dispatch. Knowing what happens at each stage helps you plan timelines and spot the right moments to review the work.
1. File check
Within one business day of order placement, our pre-press team opens your artwork and checks resolution, bleed, font outlining, colour profile (RGB vs CMYK), barcode legibility, and cut path integrity. Any flagged issues come back to you with specific notes; clean files move straight to proof.
2. Digital proof
You receive a digital proof showing the print output at exact sizing, with the cut path overlaid and the ingredient panel or barcode at full readable scale. Sign off on colour, sizing, shape, copy, and panel layout. No production starts until you confirm.
3. Press
Approved files run on production digital presses for most jobs, with dedicated foil and specialty equipment for premium finishes. Production typically takes 1 to 3 business days after proof approval.
4. Lamination, cut, and quality-check
Vinyl orders pass through the laminator for the chosen finish (gloss, matte, or satin) before the cutter applies the die-cut or kiss-cut path. Sheets are stacked, counted, and quality-checked against the proof, misregistration, ink density, and cut accuracy are all spot-audited at this stage.
5. Pack and dispatch
Labels are packed flat with backing rigidity to prevent curl, sealed in protective packaging, and dispatched via tracked Australia Post or courier. Tracking link comes by email at dispatch.
Application, Care, and Expected Lifespan
A clean application is the difference between a label that lasts the rated life and one that lifts at the corners within weeks. Our standard recommendation:
- Clean the surface with isopropyl alcohol and let it dry fully, no oils, no dust, no condensation trapped between film and substrate.
- Peel back a corner of the backing, align the label against your registration mark or container seam, and apply gradual pressure from the centre outward to push air bubbles to the edges.
- For larger bottle wraps, use the wet-application method (a light mist of soapy water on the surface) to allow repositioning before the adhesive cures.
- Allow 24 to 48 hours for the adhesive to bond fully before exposure to water, fridge condensation, sustained sun, or rough handling. Wash, fade, and freezer-cycle resistance all assume the adhesive has cured.
Indoor paper labels retain colour for many years where the substrate stays dry. Standard-laminated vinyl is rated 2 to 3 years exterior life under typical Australian conditions; UV-resistant inks with premium laminate extend this to 5+ years for outdoor signage and architectural applications. Freezer-grade vinyl labels survive sustained sub-zero storage with no peel for the typical retail shelf-life of frozen product. The label and sticker size guide includes recommended dimensions by container type.
Why Print Custom Labels With Paperlust
Australian-printed with fast turnaround and locally-stocked substrates, so you avoid the freight delay and customs uncertainty of overseas label print services. Free pre-press file checks on every order, our team flags low-resolution artwork, missing bleed, RGB conversion issues, barcode legibility, and font outline problems before printing rather than after, which avoids the most common reprint scenarios.
Every order receives a digital proof showing the exact print output, cut path, and material before press, so colour, sizing, and panel layout are signed off before any production cost is committed. Volume pricing tiers favour brands ordering in retail-rollout quantities, for the tier-by-tier breakdown across the Australian market, see the label and sticker printing cost guide. The unit cost typically halves between the 100 and 500 quantity break, and halves again between 500 and 2,500.
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