Custom Jar & Bottle Labels | Business Label Stickers

Description

Custom-printed jar and bottle labels for small-batch food makers, candle sellers, and craft brands. Sold in packs of 100, 250, 500 or 1,000 labels, with your artwork and your choice of matte, gloss, static cling or clear vinyl.

Custom Jar and Bottle Labels for Your Product Line

Whether you fill honey jars, hot sauce bottles, candle jars, or kombucha, your label is often the first thing a customer touches. These custom product stickers are printed from your own artwork, so your logo, flavor names, and ingredient details look exactly the way you designed them. Choose matte for a soft, print-like look, gloss for extra pop on store shelves, clear for a no-label effect on glass, or static cling for temporary use. Each order is printed with quality inks on professional vinyl, giving your jars and bottles a consistent, polished appearance from the first unit to the last. Sold by label count, so you can order exactly what your batch requires.

Business Label Stickers Built for Small-Batch Sellers

Small producers need labels that keep up with real production schedules. These business label stickers come in packs of 100, 250, 500, or 1,000, which works well whether you are testing a new flavor or stocking up for a market season. Because the labels are cut individually, you can apply them by hand as you fill each container, with no sheet waste or awkward layouts. The vinyl surface resists everyday smudges and wipes clean if a jar gets sticky during packing. If you sell at farmers markets, craft fairs, or online, a matching set of labels across your whole line helps your products look like they belong together on any table or shelf.

How Ordering and Artwork Work

Ordering is straightforward. Pick your label count, choose your finish, and select the label size at checkout, where the available size options for jars and bottles are listed. Then upload your artwork, and our team reviews it before printing to catch common issues like low-resolution files or text that sits too close to the cut line. We print using cast or calendered vinyl depending on the option you select, and your design is reproduced with crisp lines and accurate color. If you are new to custom labels, start with a smaller count to check how your design looks on your actual jars or bottles before committing to a larger run.

Finish Options and Everyday Care

Matte labels give a natural, understated look that pairs well with kraft lids, twine, and handcrafted packaging. Gloss labels add shine and make colors appear more saturated, which helps products stand out in bright retail lighting. Clear labels create the appearance of printing directly on the glass, a popular choice for sauces and beverages. Static cling offers a reusable option for samples or seasonal containers since it peels off without adhesive residue. For best results, apply labels to clean, dry jars and bottles at room temperature, and press firmly from the center outward to avoid bubbles. Wipe spills promptly to keep edges looking fresh.

What you get

• Custom printed from your own artwork
• Sold by label count: 100, 250, 500, or 1,000 labels
• Label size selected at checkout from available jar and bottle options
• Four finish choices: matte, gloss, clear, and static cling
• Printed on cast or calendered vinyl with professional inks
• Individually cut labels for easy hand application
• Artwork reviewed by our team before printing

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the right label size for my jars or bottles?

Each label size is chosen at checkout, where the available options for jars and bottles are listed. Measure the flat area of your container before ordering so your design fits without wrapping around curves.

Can I use different designs for different flavors in one order?

Each pack is printed with a single artwork file. If you need multiple designs, place a separate order for each one at the label count you need, such as 100 labels per flavor.

Which finish works best on glass bottles?

Clear labels are popular on glass because they look like the design is printed directly on the bottle. Gloss adds shine for retail displays, while matte suits a natural, handcrafted look. Static cling can be removed without residue, which is useful for samples.