Custom Transfer Stickers for Storefront Windows | Decal Set

Description

Custom business name transfer decals printed for glass storefront windows. Choose your width from 12 to 48 inches and apply your shop name, hours, or tagline in minutes.

Put Your Business Name on the Glass, Cleanly

A storefront window works hardest when it tells people who you are before they reach the door. These custom transfer stickers are cut and printed with your exact business name, logo lettering, or tagline, then pre-masked so every piece lifts off the backing in one piece. That means no individual letters to line up one at a time and no guesswork about spacing. Whether you run a coffee shop, salon, bakery, or repair service, you get professional-looking signage on glass without paying a sign shop for installation. Apply it yourself with a squeegee or a credit card, and peel the transfer tape away to reveal crisp, aligned lettering.

Matte, Gloss, Clear and Cling Options for Glass

Every storefront is different, so we offer four finishes suited to window application. Matte cuts glare from sunlight and streetlights so your name stays readable at midday. Gloss gives lettering a bold, polished look that stands out against clear glass. Clear vinyl works well when you want the design to float on the window with no visible background. Static cling uses no adhesive at all, so it can be repositioned or removed whenever you change promotions, which is handy for seasonal messaging. All options are printed on quality cast or calendered vinyl chosen for how it handles glass surfaces and indoor-outdoor display.

Sized in Sets from 12 to 48 Inches Wide

Each order is sold as a set, with width options from 12 inches up to 48 inches so you can match the decal to your window layout. A 12-inch set suits a small door panel or a corner accent near your handle. Mid-range widths around 24 to 30 inches fit standard display windows above the sill. The 36 and 48-inch widths work for wide glass fronts where you want the business name visible from across the street or from passing traffic. During checkout, enter your business name exactly as you want it printed, review the proof options, and pick the width that fits your space. Larger widths keep the same clean edges and pre-masked assembly.

Applying Your Decal and Keeping It Looking Sharp

Start with a clean, dry window; wipe the glass with isopropyl alcohol and let it fully dry. Position the pre-masked decal with a strip of masking tape along the top as a hinge, check your alignment, then peel the backing away. Squeegee from the center outward to push air toward the edges, working slowly to avoid wrinkles. Peel the transfer tape back at a sharp angle, going slowly so the lettering stays on the glass. To keep the decal looking sharp, avoid scraping it with blades and clean around it gently with a soft cloth and mild glass cleaner. If you need to remove it later, warm it with a hair dryer and peel it away slowly.

What you get

• Custom transfer stickers pre-masked as one piece for easy, aligned application
• Sold as a set with width options from 12 to 48 inches
• Available in matte, gloss, clear, and static cling finishes
• Printed on cast or calendered vinyl suited for glass surfaces
• Enter your exact business name or lettering at checkout
• Suitable for storefront windows, door panels, and display glass
• Static cling option removes cleanly with no adhesive residue

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How do I order my business name decal?

Choose your finish and width, then enter your business name or lettering exactly as you want it printed. We cut and pre-mask the decal so it applies as a single piece.

Can I remove the decal later without damaging the glass?

Yes. Warm the decal with a hair dryer and peel it away slowly. Static cling finishes remove with no adhesive at all, making them a good choice for temporary messaging.

What width should I pick for my storefront window?

Measure the flat glass area where the decal will sit, leaving space at the edges. A 12-inch set suits door panels, while 36 to 48-inch widths work best for wide front windows meant to be read from the street.