Draw for relief
Use a clear vector mask for the recessed detail. Narrow gaps and small letters should be reviewed on a physical impression.
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Blind-Debossed Texture Labels
A rough-textured label with uncoloured recessed detail, designed around the contrast between the surface grain and the impression.
- Textured label stock with a blind recessed-detail option
- Separate relief mask and final cut line
- Non-roll supply; final packing agreed in quotation
Your artwork, selected stock and final construction are approved together before production.
Overview
Let the impression do the work.
A blind impression uses relief to define the artwork without relying on a contrasting printed colour. The textured surface and recessed lettering need to be chosen together so the design remains readable in changing light.
Supply the relief artwork separately from any printed elements. Approve the line detail and impression on the actual selected stock, then check the finished label on the packaging shape.
Gallery
Product photos.
Craft
Details to approve.
The material, artwork and finish work together. Review these decisions before production.
Choose the surface
Compare the texture and white point in hand. A rough appearance does not identify a fixed paper weight or fibre composition.
Check the curve
A pronounced impression can look different on a curved pack. Apply the proof to the intended jar, bottle or box.
Specification
Request a sample Choose the construction.
Use these details to prepare your request. The quotation states the exact stock, adhesive, finish and supply format.
- Construction
- Textured label stock with a blind recessed-detail option
- Surface
- Rough, light-coloured appearance; exact grade selected by sample
- Artwork
- Separate relief mask and final cut line
- Colour treatment
- Uncoloured impression; additional print agreed separately
- Writing
- Not intended for handwriting
- Adhesive
- Grade and suitability confirmed for the intended surface
- Backing liner
- Type agreed with the approved construction
- Supply format
- Non-roll supply; final packing agreed in quotation
Approve a finished sample on your packaging under the application and service conditions it will meet.
Applications
Plan it around the packaging.
Discuss your surface, handling and storage requirements when choosing a construction.
Gift boxes
A quiet brand mark on a dry presentation box.
Beauty cartons
Tactile lettering on selected outer packaging.
Tea packs
A restrained mark on a box or tin.
Bottle labels
Check the impression on the intended curve.
Bakery boxes
A textured seal or brand disc.
Special editions
Relief-led artwork with a consistent stock.
How it works
From artwork to an approved label.
01
Share the pack
Send the artwork, dimensions, quantity and packaging surface.
02
Choose the construction
Agree the stock, adhesive, print, finish and supply format in the quotation.
03
Approve a physical proof
Review appearance and application on the actual packaging.
04
Produce and inspect
Produce against the approved specification and confirm the packing details.
FAQ
More label FAQs Before you order.
What makes the detail blind?
The shape is defined by the impression rather than a contrasting printed colour. Approve how it reads on the selected surface.
Is every part raised?
The shown detail is recessed. Mark raised and recessed areas separately in the artwork so the finished impression matches the design.
Can fine lettering be used?
Provide the final-size vector artwork. Fine strokes and narrow gaps need a physical proof before tooling is approved.
Can colour be added?
Specify any printed areas separately. Review the print and impression together on the selected sheet.
How is the paper grade chosen?
Compare physical samples for texture, colour and handling, then state the approved grade in the quotation.
Your label projectStart with the artwork.
Start with the artwork.
Bring the packaging into the conversation.
Share your design, quantity, application and destination. We will confirm the construction and proofing steps for your project.