Custom Labels & Stickers for Packaging and Branding
We covers custom labels for product packaging and standalone stickers for branding, promotions, and personalization. Order them printed in full color. There’s no minimum order quantity, so you can order a small batch or a bulk run.
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Labels and Stickers for Every Application
Choose from custom product labels and stand-alone stickers in any size or shape, suited to packaging, retail branding, promotional giveaways, or personal use. Each option can be printed using digital, offset, or screen printing and finished with matte or gloss lamination, spot UV, or foil to match your design and application.
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Folding Caron
Lightweight board for retail boxes and lighter products. Clean print surface, cost-effective at volume.
Corrugated
Fluted board with real crush protection in multiple flute grades. The workhorse for shipping and mailers.
Rigid
Thick chipboard with a premium, weighty feel. Built for gift-tier and higher-priced products.
Kraft
Recyclable, natural-brown board with a tactile, unbranded feel. The default for eco-first brands.
Material
Stock Type and Thickness
A box is only as good as the board it’s cut from. Here are the four stocks we run; pick by how your product ships and how you want it to feel.
Why Choose Us
Present your small business as a Brand
You don’t need an enterprise budget to look like an established brand. We handle the structure, the print, and the finish so your packaging earns its place on the shelf and in the unboxing.
Packaging strategies
We help you pick the box, stock, and finish that fit your product and your margins. Not the most expensive option; the right one
Idea to Production
Bring a rough concept, or a competitor's box you want to beat. We turn it into a manufacturable design with real specs.
In-House Design & Artwork
Our designers build your dieline and artwork in-house. No outsourced middle layer, no guesswork on print-readiness.
Prototypes & 3D Mockups
See your box as a 3D mockup, then order a physical prototype before you commit to a full run.
Worldwide Delivery
We manufacture direct and ship to 100+ countries, with quality checked before anything leaves the floor.
Free & Reliable Shipping
Free shipping on bulk orders, tracked to your door, on the turnaround we quote.
Labels and Stickers Guide
Custom Labels & Stickers for Product Packaging
Most packaging orders are actually two orders. A CBD brand needs a carton for the shelf and a label for the bottle inside it. A soap maker needs a box and a wrap label. A candle brand needs a rigid box and a base label with burn instructions. Ordering those from two suppliers means two lead times, two proofing rounds, and color that does not quite match between the label and the box it sits in.
Custom labels and stickers on rolls, sheets and die-cut, in BOPP, paper, kraft and holographic materials, specified alongside your packaging so the two match.
Labels Produced Alongside Your Packaging
The label and sticker range below can be produced alongside your packaging on the same order. This is the part of the catalog that completes an order rather than starting one — it sits directly behind our CBD Boxes, Pharmaceutical Boxes, Cosmetic Boxes and Soap Boxes ranges, where the carton is secondary packaging and the label goes on the primary container inside it. Single quantities and wholesale volumes are both available.
Labels or Stickers: Which One You Need
The two words are used interchangeably and they describe different products with different materials, formats and price structures.
A label is applied to a product or its container and carries information — the brand, the contents, the dosage, the ingredients, the batch. It is supplied on a roll or a sheet, sized to a specific container, and is usually ordered in larger quantities because every unit needs one.
A sticker is promotional. It is die-cut or kiss-cut, handed out, stuck on laptops and water bottles, and its job is reach rather than information. Materials overlap but the ordering logic does not: labels are priced for volume application, stickers for distribution.
If it goes on the product, it is a label. If it goes in the bag as a freebie, it is a sticker. Ordering the wrong one usually shows up as an adhesive that fails on a curved bottle or a minimum quantity that does not match how many you actually need.
Matching Labels to Your Packaging Stock
This is the reason to order both from the same place, and it is not a small point.
A kraft label on a bleached white carton looks like a mistake. A gloss label on a soft-touch matte box reads as two different brands. And the same brand color printed on a BOPP label and on kraft board will not land in the same place, because one is printing onto a bright white synthetic film and the other onto a warm brown fiber base.
When the label and the carton are produced together, the stock can be matched deliberately — kraft label on kraft box, white BOPP on a white gloss carton — and the colors can be proofed against each other rather than separately. A specialist sticker printer cannot do that, because they are not making your box.
It also collapses two lead times into one. Rather than waiting for a label supplier and a box supplier to converge, both come off the same order on the same schedule.
Materials and Adhesives
Material choice is driven by what the product goes through, not by appearance.
BOPP is a synthetic film and the standard for anything that gets wet, cold, oily or handled repeatedly. It is waterproof and oil-resistant, and it survives refrigeration and condensation without the label lifting or the print running. White BOPP is the general-purpose choice; clear BOPP gives a no-label look that shows the product or the container color through, which suits cosmetics and beverages.
Paper labels cost less and take writing well, which matters if batch numbers or dates are added by hand. They are not waterproof and are the wrong choice for anything refrigerated, oily or likely to be wiped down. Kraft paper labels give the natural look that matches kraft packaging. Holographic and foil finishes are decorative and work as authenticity cues on higher-value products.
Adhesive is a separate specification. Permanent is standard. Removable or repositionable suits promotional use and anything a customer might want to peel off cleanly. For curved containers — narrow tinctures, lip balm tubes, small jars — the adhesive and the label’s flexibility both matter more than they do on a flat panel, so tell us the container diameter.
Lamination on top of the label, matte or gloss, adds scuff and moisture resistance and is worth specifying for anything that will sit in a bathroom, a fridge or a handbag.
Rolls or Sheets
This is an operational decision about how you apply them, not a preference.
Roll labels feed through automatic and semi-automatic applicators and peel fast by hand, which makes them the right choice for repeat volume of a single design. They store compactly and are the cheaper option per label at quantity.
Sheet labels suit hand application, short runs, and cases where you need several different designs in small quantities — a range of six scents at fifty units each, for example, where a roll per scent would be inefficient. They are also easier to store partially used.
If you are applying by hand and running multiple SKUs, sheets are usually right. If you have an applicator or a single high-volume design, rolls are.
Compliance and Information Labeling
For several of the categories we serve, the label is where the regulated information actually lives, not the box.
CBD and supplement products carry dosage instructions, ingredient declarations and batch or lot identifiers, often with a QR code linking to that batch’s lab results. Cosmetics carry INCI ingredient declarations. Soap sits under different rules depending on the claims made — a bar sold only as soap needs no ingredient list, while one described as moisturizing becomes a cosmetic and does. Food products carry allergen and net quantity statements.
Two practical points. Required information has minimum legibility standards, so it needs enough label area at a readable type size rather than being shrunk to fit — decide the label size after establishing what has to go on it. And batch and expiry information changes per run, so leave a dedicated clear zone for it rather than designing around a fixed placeholder.
Packaging Suppliers can produce the label and the carton to carry that information between them, but confirming what your product legally requires is your responsibility and your regulatory advisor’s, not ours.
Not sure which spec fits your product? Talk to our packaging team and we’ll help you choose board, size, and finish.
Foil Stamping
Add a metallic or holographic sheen to your logo or key elements. Foil catches the light and signals premium the second a customer picks up the box.
- Gold, silver, rose gold, holographic, and more
- Works on every box style and material
- Pairs cleanly with matte lamination
- No extra setup fee on standard foils
Emboss/Deboss
Press your logo or pattern into the stock for a raised or recessed texture customers feel before they read it. No ink; the impression does the work.
- Single-level or multi-level dies
- Works on Kraft, SBS, and rigid stock
- Pairs with foil for a tactile, premium hit
- Best on uncoated and matte surfaces
Lamination
A protective film over the printed surface that locks in the finish and guards against scuffs, moisture, and handling.
- Matte for a soft, muted look
- Gloss for high shine and color pop
- Soft-touch for a velvet feel
- Extends durability on shipping and retail boxes
Spot UV
A high-gloss coating on select areas: logo, title, pattern; for sharp contrast against a matte background.
- Gloss-on-matte contrast
- Highlights logos and key artwork
- Pairs with soft-touch lamination
- Registered precisely to your dieline
Custom Inserts
Fitted inserts that hold product in place, cut movement in transit, and control the reveal on opening.
- Foam, corrugated, or paperboard
- Cut to your exact product dimensions
- Protects fragile and multi-piece items
- Builds a deliberate unboxing sequence
Custom Styles
A cut-out with clear film so customers see the product without opening the box, built for retail shelves.
- PET or PVC film options
- Any shape, sized to your dielines
- Ideal for food, cosmetics, and gifts
- Balances protection with visibility
Unlimited Customizations
Every Detail, Your Way
Endless finishing options so your product packaging looks exactly how you imagined it — and then some.
Packaging Made Easy.
Four steps, no back-and-forth. Send your spec or a rough idea. We build the dieline and a 3D mockup for your approval, print and produce with a color check before the run, and ship to your door. You get one dedicated contact the whole way, someone accountable, not a ticket queue.
Customer Stories
Brands That Trust P&S
From boutique fashion labels to fast-growing DTC brands; here’s what our customers are saying.
“The magnetic closure boxes for our accessory line look absolutely stunning. The foil stamping on our logo is better than anything I’ve seen at twice the price.”
Michael Schmidt.
Founder, Bloom Apparel Co.
“We switched to P&S for our clothing boxes and the difference was immediate. Our customers now post unboxing videos without asking, says everything.”
Owner, STD Leather Co.
“As a shoe brand, I was nervous about minimums and quality. P&S had no MOQ and the shoe boxes arrived within time, perfect quality, every single time.”
CEO, Strider Footwear.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about ordering custom packaging.
What's the difference between a custom label and a custom sticker?
Labels are typically applied directly to packaging, containers, or products to communicate branding, ingredients, or usage information. Stickers are usually stand-alone pieces used for promotions, giveaways, or personalization rather than attached to a package. Both are available through this category and can be ordered in any custom size or shape.
What sizes and shapes can custom labels and stickers be ordered in?
Labels and stickers can be produced in any custom size and shape rather than a fixed set of standard dimensions, so they can be cut to match your container, packaging, or intended design. This is useful for irregular shapes, die-cut designs, or labels sized to fit a specific product.
What printing and finishing options are available?
Labels and stickers can be printed using digital, offset, or screen printing to reproduce full-color designs, logos, and text. Finishing options include matte or gloss lamination, soft-touch coating, spot UV, and foil stamping, allowing you to match the finish to your packaging or branding needs.
Is there a minimum order quantity for custom labels or stickers?
No, there’s no minimum order quantity, so you can order a small batch for testing or personal use, or a larger volume for ongoing packaging and branding needs. Pricing and turnaround can vary depending on order size, so it’s best to confirm details when requesting a quote.
How long does it take to receive an order?
Standard production typically takes 4-8 business days, with rush turnaround available if you need your labels or stickers sooner. Actual timing can vary depending on order size, print complexity, and finishing options, so it’s best to confirm current lead times when placing your order.
Can I order a sample before placing a full order?
Yes, samples are available on demand so you can review the print quality, finish, and material before committing to a full production run. Free shipping applies to standard orders but not to sample orders, so shipping costs may apply when requesting a sample.