The finishing touch on every parcel
Roll and sheet labels plus printed packing tape, cut and printed in your artwork.
- Right-sized for lower freight
- Drop-tested structures
- Brand-printed inside and out
Overview
Labels and tape are the smallest branding surface and the one seen on every parcel.
- Round, square and die-cut shapes
- Permanent or removable adhesive
- Matching designs across boxes, bags and tape
Selected work
Board & material options
All materials
Label stock
Paper and film face stocks with permanent or removable adhesive.
Tell us the surface it sticks to, and whether it needs to survive moisture or cold.
Folding boxboard
Layered paperboard, 250–450 gsm, with a white printing surface.
The standard choice for folding cartons and food-service boxes.
Finishing options
All finishes
Hot foil stamping
Metallic or coloured foil pressed onto the surface with heat.
Best on logos and fine lines; available in gold, silver and colours.
Spot UV
A glossy coating applied to chosen areas to make them catch the light.
Strongest contrast on matte or dark backgrounds.
Emboss and deboss
A die raises or sinks part of the surface to add relief you can feel.
Combine with foil for a premium finish; needs a tooling die.
What you can customise
- Exact internal dimensions
- One-colour to full-colour printing
- Inserts, dividers and tissue
- Tear strips and easy-return closures
Specifications
| Material | Paper or film label stock; BOPP tape with acrylic adhesive |
|---|---|
| Size range | Labels from 20 mm to 150 mm; tape 48 mm or 72 mm wide |
| Printing | Up to four spot colours or CMYK |
| Minimum order | 1,000 labels or 36 tape rolls units |
| Lead time | 7–12 working days after sample approval |
The table above covers what changes by product; exact values are confirmed against your specification and quantity.
Terms for this specification
- Sampling
- A white dummy or printed sample is made before production.
- Minimum order
- The smallest run we can produce economically; lower on digital print.
- Dieline
- The flat drawing of a box showing cut and fold lines.
- Proof
- A colour or layout check shown before printing.
- gsm
- Grams per square metre, the weight of paper or board.
What drives the cost
We do not publish a price list, because no two specifications are alike. The levers that decide a quote are consistent, though, and knowing them lets you judge a budget before you ask.
- Quantity
- Set-up cost is spread over more units as the run grows.
- Size
- Larger formats use more material and may need larger presses.
- Material
- Board grade, paper weight and film structure change the unit price.
- Print & finish
- Colours, coverage and finishes such as foil add process steps.
- Structure
- Inserts, windows and hand assembly add labour and tooling.
When you ask for a quote, ask for two or three quantities on it. The unit price usually falls faster than people expect.
Design & artwork
No print-ready files? We can draw them
From an artwork check, through a dimensioned dieline and print-ready files, to a full concept package across a range — done by the factory that will make it, so the file is drawn to our presses and proven on a physical sample.
How it is made
- 01
Brief
Share your product, quantities and budget. We reply with options within one working day.
- 02
Structure & artwork
We draw the dieline, check fit and prepare print-ready artwork.
- 03
Sample & approval
A white or printed sample is made and sent for sign-off before production.
- 04
Production & delivery
Batches are inspected, packed and shipped to your warehouse or fulfilment partner.
Frequently asked questions
Do you supply labels on rolls for label printers?
Yes. Tell us your printer model, core size and roll width and we will match them.
Request a quote
Request a custom packaging quote
Tell us your product, quantity, dimensions, materials and finishing requirements. Our team replies within one business day, and samples are produced in 5–7 working days.