Materials

Coated Paper

The cheapest option from all the materials. White, coated label paper with permanent adhesive Service temperature -20 C to +80 C. This paper is suitable for a wide range of industrial applications and just for general use. Recommended use - indoors.
You can also chose the option the same coated paper, but with removable adhesive.

Uncoated paper

White, uncoated label paper with more natural feel and permanent adhesive, service temperature -20 C to +80 C. This paper is suitable for a wide range of industrial applications and just for general use. Used mostly indoors.

PP (Polypropylene) film white

A white polypropylene film with permanent adhesive, high durability, insensitive against humidity, weather and waterproof. It is perfect for labelling cosmetics, home and personal care, beverages and also for other applications demanding resistance to chemicals or weather. Service temperature -30 C to +80 C. Recommended use - indoors, outdoors.
You can also chose the option the same pp film white, but with removable adhesive.

PP film transparent

A transparent polypropylene film with permanent adhesive, high durability, insensitive against humidity, weather and waterproof. It is suitable for labelling cosmetic products, cleaning agents etc., as well for applications demanding resistance to chemicals or weather. Service temperature -30 C to +80 C.
You can chose white color print under the color area to get brighter effect for colors or print just white color.
You can also chose the option the same pp film transparent, but with removable adhesive.

PP film silver

A silver metallic polypropylene film with permanent adhesive, high durability, insensitive against humidity, weather and waterproof. PP silver film is perfect for labelling luxury products, cosmetics, beverages, for advertising, promotion, etc. Service temperature -30 C to +80 C.
You can chose white color print under the color area to get brighter effect for colors or print just white color.

To get the best results, choose a label material that matches your product's surface (like glass, plastic, or cardboard) and can handle its environment (like moisture or extreme heat)

 

Cardboard, Paper Boxes & Paper Bags

  • Best Fits: Coated Paper, Uncoated Paper, Brown Craft Paper, and Recycled Coated Paper.
  • Why: Paper labels bond seamlessly with paper-based surfaces. Standard permanent adhesives work beautifully here because the porous nature of cardboard lets the glue sink in for a permanent hold.

Glass Bottles & Jars (Wine, Cosmetics, Jams)

  • Best Fits: Textured Uncoated Papers (Cotton / Creamy), Coated Paper, and PP Films (White, Transparent, Silver).
  • Why:
    • For luxury or premium items (like wine or high-end cosmetics), the Textured Cotton or Creamy papers give an elegant, high-tactile feel.
    • For bath products or kitchen jars exposed to wet hands, PP films are best because they won't wrinkle or degrade when wet.

Plastic Containers & Squeezable Bottles (PET, PE, PP)

  • Best Fits: PP Films (White, Transparent, Silver).
  • Why: Plastics expand, contract, and flex. Rigid paper labels will crease or peel off if a plastic bottle is squeezed. PP films are flexible, completely waterproof, and stretch slightly with the plastic container.
  • Note: Transparent PP film is specifically popular for clear plastic bottles to achieve that seamless "no-label look."

Metal Cans, Tins & Tubes

  • Best Fits: PP Films (White or Silver) or Coated Paper.
  • Why: Metal surfaces are completely non-porous. Synthetic PP films grip exceptionally well to smooth metals. Using Silver PP film on metal can create a stunning effect where parts of the label blend seamlessly with the metallic packaging.