Custom Bottle Labels

Custom Shapes

Custom shapes are our specialty, and we offer free kiss cuts for all of our custom product labels. 

Choose Your Copy Position

We can orient your product label on the roll in 4 different copy positions.

Indoor Use

Our lamination for our Glossy White, Clear and Matte Labels are ideal for indoor uses, like bottles on store shelves or packaging in use on the sales floor. 

Round Corners

Round corners mean when you apply your label, it peels easily. Once it's on your product, the edges won't start to curl. 

Be sure to get the right size of label for your bottles or jars. You can find more information on custom sticker sizes on our page How to Choose the Best Custom Sized Sticker or Label.

Remember the curve in your product shape. If you plan on using a single label that will wrap around your bottle or jar, make sure your brand and product features are highlighted in the center of your label. This way your important product information will stand out when they are on display.

If you do not want to worry about aligning the edges of each label you apply, you can decrease the final width of your label in order to leave a small gap between the edges, once your labels are applied.

Rolled labels can easily be applied by hand, or with a label application machine. If you do plan on using an application machine, you will also want to think about the orientation of your labels on the roll, since they may need to face a specific direction for your machine.  For more details on the many ways we can orient your labels on the roll to make this process easier for you or take a look at our Custom Product Labels page for more details on these options.  

The same will also apply to the gap width between your labels. For hand application purposes, you don’t need to worry about the gaps between your labels, but an application machine may be more particular with the spacing between the labels on a roll. Our standard gap is ¼ of an inch between each label. 

Custom shapes are also a unique way to get all the product details you need on your label without crowding your branding or logo out of the design. While many bottle labels start as a standard rectangle, we also see many with tapered edges, larger centers, or incorporating blocks of color in the centers or on the edges, to make the details easier for customers to appreciate.

Complementing Labels

Products packaged in jars also bring up questions such as; do you need to add a label to the lid? Use one label around the jar or bottle, or use multiple labels on the front and back? There really are a lot of options you can decide from. For many smaller jars and containers such as lotions or body care creams, the lid may even be a primary focus of the packaging depending on how your products will be displayed. This also makes for some valuable package real estate you can use for branding or sharing important information about your products.

Match Your Product

Going beyond matching the colors of your design (which we do with full color printing!), we also have a variety of label types that also add their own features to labeling your products and complementing your packaging designs.

Matte Labels can add a softer and non-glare finish, which is nice for products with a natural or traditional appeal in their branding. We also have Glossy White Labels, which add a bit of shine to any custom label design, and utilize a white material so your designs will stand out, even on dark surfaces. Clear Labels will highlight the product behind your label, as well as your branding and product features on the label. Paper Labels are excellent for food products that are likely to be enjoyed quickly and have a shorter shelf life. With a tearable quality, these labels can also be used as a safety seal label, tearing when the packaging is opened.