Brand Name Label Set | Die Cut Business Stickers

Description

Die cut brand name labels printed on your choice of matte, gloss, clear or static cling vinyl. Ideal for small businesses labeling products, boxes and mailers.

Die Cut Brand Labels for Small Business Packaging

These business label stickers are die cut to the shape of your brand name, so each one arrives as a clean, ready-to-peel label with no excess film around the lettering. Choose a pack of 100, 250, 500 or 1,000 labels depending on how fast you move product, and select the label size at checkout to fit everything from lip balm tubes to shipping boxes. Because they are cut individually rather than on a sheet, you can grab one at a time while packing orders without wrestling with backing paper or trimming edges. They work well on product packaging, poly mailers, tissue seals, thank-you cards and sample bags. If you sell at markets or ship from a home studio, a single pack can cover a full season of orders.

Four Finishes to Match Your Brand Look

Pick the finish that fits your packaging style. Matte vinyl gives a soft, paper-like look that blends into kraft boxes and uncoated stock. Gloss vinyl adds a smooth shine that makes colors pop on white or colored mailers. Clear vinyl prints your brand name with a nearly invisible background, so the label looks like it was printed directly on the product, which works nicely on jars, bottles and glass. Static cling holds to smooth surfaces without adhesive and can be repositioned or removed cleanly, a handy option for reusable containers or gift packaging you want back. All four options are printed with inks designed for indoor and sheltered outdoor use on packaging.

How Ordering Works

Ordering is simple. Choose your label count of 100, 250, 500 or 1,000, then pick the label size at checkout from the available options. Upload or enter your brand name exactly as you want it printed, including capitalization, spacing and any punctuation, since we print what you provide. Our team reviews every file before printing and will contact you if anything looks off, such as low-resolution artwork or lettering that will not cut cleanly at the size you selected. Production begins after your approval, and packs ship flat in protective packaging to keep the labels crisp. Larger counts are the better value per label if you already know your design is final.

Application Tips for Clean Results

Apply your labels to clean, dry surfaces for the best hold. Wipe jars, boxes and mailers free of dust, oils and packing debris before pressing each label down, and work from the center outward to push out air bubbles. Smooth, non-textured surfaces give the most reliable adhesion for adhesive vinyl, while static cling performs best on glass, polished plastic and sealed surfaces. Avoid applying in very cold conditions, since both the label and the surface should be around room temperature for good contact. Once applied, gloss and matte labels can be wiped gently with a damp cloth. Handle clear labels by the edges to keep fingerprints off the face.

What you get

• Sold by label count: 100, 250, 500 or 1,000 labels
• Label size selected at checkout
• Die cut to your brand name shape, individually cut for easy peeling
• Available in matte, gloss, clear and static cling vinyl
• Cast or calendered vinyl printed with quality inks
• Suitable for product packaging, mailers, jars and thank-you inserts
• Static cling option removes cleanly without adhesive residue

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the right label size?

Each label size is selected at checkout from the available options. Pick a size based on where the label will go, such as a small size for jars or lip balm and a larger one for shipping boxes.

Which label count should I order?

It depends on your order volume. A 100-pack suits testing a new design or low-volume sales, while 250, 500 and 1,000 packs are more economical per label for established shops. Larger counts work best once your design is final.

What is the difference between clear and static cling labels?

Clear labels use adhesive and have a transparent background, so your brand name looks printed directly on the item. Static cling uses no adhesive, holds to smooth surfaces like glass, and can be removed and repositioned without residue.