Labels FAQ

They're made the same way, but used differently. A label goes on a product or its packaging to brand it and share information, like the product name, ingredients, or care instructions. A sticker is usually a standalone piece for decoration, promotion, or giveaways. Labels are typically more uniform in shape and size so they look consistent across a product line.

Vinyl. It's durable and flexible, and it holds sharp color, which makes it a good fit for jars, bottles, boxes, and bags.

Yes, when laminated. Lamination protects the print from water and oil, which is useful for candles, cosmetics, sauces, and products that get handled often.

Our labels hold up in the fridge. They're meant for the outside of your packaging, such as jars, boxes, and bags, and shouldn't touch food directly.

On sheets or as single labels, whichever you choose. We don't offer roll labels at this time.

Most candle labels carry the brand and scent name, plus safety information. In the US, many makers follow the ASTM F2058 standard for candle fire-safety labeling, which covers cautionary wording and a pictogram. Check the current requirements for your product. We print the label you design but can't give legal advice. For size, measure the flat area of your jar or tin and leave a small margin on each side.