Custom candle labels for jars and tins

Custom candle labels in this range are printed one-up and die cut onto rolls of 500 labels. The minimum order is one roll of 500 per design and per size, and the quantity ladder runs from 500 to 5,000 in steps of 500. That makes the format a practical choice for a maker running a season batch or a wholesale order rather than testing a few jars. Buyers who need fewer than 500 labels should order the sticker version of the same shape instead.

Up to five different designs can be printed on one order, each design on its own roll, and unwind direction can be requested at proofing.

The real fork is what the label surface will meet. Labels handled and wiped on the outside of a vessel need a material that resists oils and moisture.

• White Synthetic with a matte or gloss laminate is waterproof and scuff resistant, with an acrylic adhesive stable from -20 degrees C to 80 degrees C.
• Clear Synthetic with a gloss varnish reads as no label on clear glass and colored containers.
• White Cast Paper is a paper stock for dry goods and indoor products, with a matte or gloss finish depending on the laminate.

Both laminate finishes add a clear protective layer over the printed surface, so moisture, oils, cleaning agents, and handling do not mark the label. No label in this range is rated for repeated dishwasher cycles.

The buyer supplies all artwork and wording, so personalized candle labels start with the text or brand details a maker provides. Each design is proofed by email and printing starts only after the proof is approved. Up to five designs can share an order, but each design sits on its own roll and needs its own print-ready file with the same size and a 3 mm bleed.

Candle makers, home fragrance brands, and gift retailers choose this format for candle jar labels, tin lid labels, and base labels. A 60mm or 75mm round is the common tin lid size, and a base label carries the maker's details. The shape range covers circle rounds from 30mm to 150mm, squares from 30mm to 100mm, rectangles from 25mm W x 50mm H to 100mm W x 150mm H, rounded corner labels, and clear labels.

A business chooses roll labels when the production run is measured in hundreds rather than a test batch. The roll format suits jar and tin labeling work, while the die cut outline arrives ready for quicker application than cutting stickers from a sheet. For broader vessel work, see Jar Labels, and for film or transparent labels, see Clear Labels. The Sticker and Label Sample Pack lets buyers compare the stocks and finishes before ordering.