Product Labels Printing

Label Printing for Jars, Bottles, Boxes and Bags

Product label printing here starts at 25 labels. Standard Product Labels cost $23.88 for 25 on uncoated, semi-gloss, hi-gloss, white vinyl or clear stock. Premium Product Labels take any size from 2 by 2 up to 11 by 17 inches, and Roll Product Labels start at 100 on a 3 inch core.

A shopper feels the stock and sees the finish before reading the ingredients, so the format you pick decides how the label holds up on the shelf and in the hand.

Three Ways to Print Your Product Labels

Premium Product Labels give you the widest choice of stocks and specialty looks, from clear and cling films to fluorescent and pastel colors, with rounded-corner options for a softer edge. Reach for these when the label needs to feel high-end.

Roll Product Labels ship on a 3-inch core for hand or machine application, printed on white gloss, white BOPP, clear BOPP, metallic foil, or eggshell felt, with gloss or matte lamination. They suit beverage lines and any product that runs through a labeling machine. For a see-through look on glass, order clear labels on a roll on clear BOPP, and the product roll video shows how a finished roll unwinds.

Standard Product Labels keep it simple with reliable everyday stocks like uncoated, semi-gloss, hi-gloss, white vinyl, and clear, in black-only or full color. They're the practical pick for straightforward runs on a budget.

Match the Material to the Product

A glossy finish reads sharp on a luxury skincare jar, a matte kraft feel suits organic honey, and a waterproof vinyl or BOPP holds up on a bottle packed in ice. Across the three formats that means paper label stocks, white and clear vinyl, cling, BOPP, metallic foil and eggshell felt.

Finishes carry the same weight. Gloss and matte lamination protect roll labels, metallic foil adds shine, and clear stocks let the container show through. Pick the combination that fits your brand and the environment the label has to survive.

Wine and Beverage Labels

A bottle sits in an ice bucket, sweats in a cooler or rides home in a wet bag, so a drinks label needs a stock that shrugs off water. White BOPP and clear BOPP on Roll Product Labels are rated indoor and outdoor, and Premium Waterproof Labels print on permanent white vinyl. For a winery, Premium Wine Labels add a brown kraft stock beside the gloss and clear options, and Roll Wine Labels feed a labeling machine on a 3 inch core.

Size the label to the flat panel of the bottle, not its full height, so the edges do not lift on the curve. Roll labels offer a 1/8 inch rounded corner, which leaves no sharp point to lift on glass.

Labels on a Tight Deadline

For overnight labels or a launch this week, start with Standard sheets or Premium cut labels. Both print in 3 business days at the standard tier, with faster tiers down to same day, while roll labels need 6 business days. Each product page shows the turnaround for your stock and size before you order, so you can match the label to the launch date.

Design It, Proof It, Order It

Build your artwork in the browser with the Online Designer, then review a digital proof before anything goes to press so colors and layout come out exactly as planned. Keep a 0.125-inch bleed on all sides, work in CMYK, and export a 300 DPI PDF to head off the most common print issues.

Ordering Product Label Samples First

Test the label on the real product before a full run. A first order of 25 Standard labels on the stock you plan to use shows you the true color and adhesion. Approve the digital proof first to check the layout and text, then stick the printed labels on your actual jars or bottles.

Leave a few labeled containers in the fridge or under a tap for a day, rub the corners, and hold the jar under the light you sell it in. If the color, fit and grip hold, reorder the same stock at volume, where the per label price drops.

Keeping Small Text and QR Codes Readable

Set small text in a clean, solid font and keep thin lines away from the cut edge, because a Standard label can be as small as a half inch circle. Export at 300 DPI with the text as vector outlines so letters print crisp instead of blurred into the stock.

Print a QR code in solid black on a white or light field, never over a photo, and leave a clear blank border around it on all four sides so the phone camera can find its edges. Before you order, print the proof at actual size on your office printer and scan it from arm's length.

Why Brands Print Their Labels Here

4OVER4.COM has printed for 150,000-plus businesses across its catalog since 1999. Orders ship with a 99.8% on-time rate, and 82% actually go out early, backed by a 4.8 out of 5 rating across 10,000-plus reviews.

Every order carries the five guarantees: quality, price match, on-time delivery, customer service, and satisfaction.