Square-Cut Labels & Stickers
Peel-and-stick labels in 14 sizes — for jars, boxes, mailers, and laptop lids.
Square-Cut Labels & Stickers
A label is the cheapest branding upgrade that exists. The same plain jar, plain pouch and plain brown box become unmistakably yours the moment one is applied — no minimum order on custom packaging, no six-week lead time on printed boxes, no committing to a pallet of anything. For a small brand, a good label is what buys the look of a much bigger operation for the price of a coffee round.
These print on a 60lb slit-back stock, which is the detail that matters on a packing line. The backing is pre-cut, so a thumbnail lifts the label instantly instead of you picking at a corner while a queue of parcels waits. Anyone who has applied two hundred labels in an evening understands why this is the specification we sell.
Fourteen sizes cover the realistic jobs: small circles and squares for tissue seals and jar lids, mid sizes for pouches, bottles and tubes, and large formats that turn the side of a mailer box into a billboard. Full colour throughout, so photography, gradients and precise brand colours all print properly rather than being approximated in one or two spot inks.
One limitation stated plainly, because it saves everyone a bad surprise: this is a paper stock. It is ideal for boxes, bags, tissue, dry goods and anything that stays dry, and it is not the right choice for a bottle that lives in a shower, a jar in a fridge, or anything that meets oil. For those, ask us about waterproof BOPP or poly roll labels — a human quotes them same-day with the right material for the job.
What people actually print these for
Turn plain boxes into branded ones
Buy stock mailers in bulk, apply one large label per box. You get custom-looking packaging without custom-packaging minimums or lead times.
Tissue and bag seals
A small circular label closing the tissue is the single cheapest way to make an unboxing feel deliberate rather than hurried.
Jar, tin and pouch labels
For makers filling their own containers, the label is the product’s entire shelf presence. Print the batch number in the design and leave a space to write the date.
Stickers as giveaways
Print a design people actually want and hand them out at markets. A sticker on a laptop lid is a year of advertising for a few cents.
Return address labels
A branded sender label on every parcel means your name is on the outside of the box before anyone opens it.
Name badges for events
Print blanks with your logo and write names on the day. Cheaper than badge holders and they stick to a jumper without a pin.
If it's not right, it's free.
Color off? Cut crooked? Doesn't feel right in your hand? One email and we reprint it free — no photo evidence, no return shipping, no debate.
