Custom Restaurant Name Window Lettering Decal Set

Description

A made-to-order vinyl lettering set that puts your restaurant's name and lettering on your storefront glass. Cut to your chosen width from 12 to 48 inches, ready to apply.

Personalized Name Lettering for Your Restaurant Windows

Your sign is often the first thing a passerby reads, and this window decal set puts your restaurant's name right at eye level where it counts. We cut each set to order from your business name and any supporting text you specify, so the lettering matches your storefront instead of a one-size template. Choose a width from 12 to 48 inches to fit a single door panel, a wide picture window, or several glass sections working together. The lettering arrives as individual characters pre-spaced on transfer paper, which keeps the spacing even and the alignment straight during installation. It is a practical option for new openings, rebrands, food trucks moving into a brick-and-mortar spot, or any dining room that needs clearer wayfinding on the glass.

How Your Window Decals Are Cut and Finished

Every set is produced in our shop from cast vinyl, chosen for its thin profile and ability to follow the smooth surface of glass without lifting at the edges. You select the finish when ordering: matte for a painted-on look that cuts glare under bright sun, gloss for a crisp, high-contrast shine that reads well from the sidewalk, clear for lettering that blends with etched-glass styling, or static cling if you want graphics you can reposition or remove seasonally without adhesive. The vinyl is cut, weeded by hand, and masked with application tape so each letter lands exactly where it should. Because the set is cut to your name and dimensions, nothing arrives as a generic stock phrase you have to work around.

Applying Your Restaurant Lettering Set

Installation works best on clean, dry glass, so wipe the window down and let it fully dry before starting. Position the masked lettering with a few strips of tape as a hinge, check the level, then peel the backing away and press the transfer paper onto the glass working from the center outward. A squeegee or firm card helps push out air and lock the letters down. Slowly pull the transfer tape back at a low angle, leaving the lettering on the window. For multi-line sets, apply one line at a time and step back to check spacing before committing. On cold days, warm the glass slightly first so the vinyl bonds properly. Full instructions ship with every order, and the process is manageable for one person on most storefront sizes.

Choosing Sizes and Set Options for Storefront Glass

Widths run from 12 inches, which suits a narrow door transom or hours plaque, up to 48 inches for main name lettering across a front window. Taller letters naturally read from farther away, so measure the glass and the typical viewing distance from the street before ordering. A common approach pairs a large name line with smaller supporting text such as a tagline, cuisine type, or open hours, all cut in matching style. If your entrance has divided panes, the set can be split so the lettering aligns across each section. Enter your exact text at checkout and we cut it to the width you select, with the height scaling proportionally so nothing looks stretched or crowded on the glass.

What you get

• Custom-cut lettering set made from your restaurant's name and text
• Width options from 12 to 48 inches to fit doors and storefront glass
• Available in matte, gloss, clear, and static cling finishes
• Cast vinyl cut and pre-spaced on transfer paper for even letter placement
• Hand-weeded individual characters, not a printed rectangle
• Suitable for indoor or storefront glass application
• Made to order in our US shop

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Can I use my own font or match lettering I already have?

You can enter your exact text and note your style preference at checkout. We cut the lettering to your specified width, with height scaling proportionally. If you have specific lettering needs, contact us before ordering and we will confirm what we can cut.

What is the difference between adhesive vinyl and static cling for restaurant windows?

Adhesive cast vinyl bonds to the glass and is intended for longer-term display. Static cling holds to smooth glass without adhesive, so you can peel it off and reposition it, which is useful for seasonal messages or temporary locations.

How do I know which width to order?

Measure the flat glass area where the lettering will sit, not the full frame, and leave a little margin on each side. A 12-inch width suits small panels and hours text, while 36 to 48 inches works well for main name lettering on a storefront window.