Illustrative third-party example. Artwork and final specifications vary by project.
Bottle Labels
Label options matched to your bottle and use conditions. Start with the container, the shape of its labelling area and the conditions it encounters.
- Plan around curves, taper and application method
- Consider squeeze, condensation and temperature
- Specify front and back labels as separate items
Your quotation confirms the material, construction, quantities and delivery details.
Design for the curve and the shelf.
Pair the label surface with the bottle shape and contents. Textured paper, clear film and metallic details can produce very different shelf impressions on the same container.
Wine, spirits and tea
Paper texture and selected foil create contrast without needing to cover every area with ink.
Explore this option →02Cosmetics and clear containers
Use transparency and white ink to control which areas reveal the bottle colour. Confirm appearance after application.
Explore this option →03A repeatable roll layout
Set the front, back and leading edge to match the filling and labelling process. Trial the finished construction on the bottle.
Explore this option →Textured paper, foil and film on glass.
Four constructions from the archive, photographed on the finished label.
Sample constructions from the CIR LABEL atelier archive; designs are examples, not customer projects.
Choose what you know. We can work out the rest together.
Use the fields below to start your request. Every detail can be reviewed in the quote form.
Face stock
Adhesive
Application method
Label size
Approximate total label quantity
Application details Optional
These details are added to the notes in your quote request.
A better fit starts with the bottle
Share the bottle material and diameter, any taper or squeeze, and whether labels are applied by hand or machine. For front and back labels, include the dimensions and quantities for each as separate linked items.
| Container | Bottle material, diameter, shape and taper |
|---|---|
| Surface | Dry, chilled or damp at application; rigid or squeezable |
| Temperature | Application and storage temperatures, if known |
| Front & back | Dimensions and quantity for each label, entered as separate products |
Not sure about a detail?
Start with what you know. Share your artwork, container and use conditions with your request; the remaining details can be reviewed together.
Start your quote →Choose the full construction together
Face stock, adhesive, printing and finish each affect the final result. The right choice depends on your surface and use conditions.
Paper & film
Compare appearance and handling, then match the material to the application. Request a sample when you need to evaluate the result on your container.
Explore materials →Adhesive & application
Share the surface, application method and environment. For machine application, include your equipment and roll requirements.
Explore adhesives →Designed for the container.
The bottle shape, label dimensions and application surface all influence the finished look.
From your idea to a clear specification
Share your project
Send your design, dimensions and the surface you are labelling.
Review the details
We discuss material, format and quantity and prepare a quotation.
Check the proof
Review your artwork and ask about a sample for your application.
Questions about bottle labels
Can I request front and back labels together?
What if the bottle is curved or squeezable?
Label options to compare.
Review the photographs, finishing options and sample checks for these constructions.
