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Custom-Printed Bottle Roll Labels

Custom-printed bottle labels supplied on rolls, with stock, winding and packing details agreed for your application process.

Paper roll-label stock; finish and writing requirement confirmed by sample
Print and any metallic detail agreed with the proof
Roll option; core, winding and packing agreed in quotation

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Your artwork, selected stock and final construction are approved together before production.

Custom-Printed Bottle Roll Labels: Printed label rolls — cropped view.

Overview

Make the roll specification part of the order.

A roll-label project needs more than the front artwork. The label size, orientation, gap, core and maximum roll diameter must suit the way the labels are applied.

Choose the actual stock and finish, then review a proof on the bottle. If an applicator is used, agree its liner and roll requirements before production instead of assuming standard dimensions.

Gallery

Product photos.

Custom-Printed Bottle Roll Labels: Green roll-label example — cropped from the material panel. — Green roll-label example — cropped from the material panel

Custom-Printed Bottle Roll Labels: White roll-label example — cropped from the material panel. — White roll-label example — cropped from the material panel

Custom-Printed Bottle Roll Labels: Pink roll-label example — cropped from the material panel. — Pink roll-label example — cropped from the material panel

Craft

Details to approve.

The material, artwork and finish work together. Review these decisions before production.

Draw the unwind direction

Show which edge leads into the applicator and how the label should appear on the bottle.

Set the roll requirements

Provide the required core, outside diameter, gap and preferred roll quantity for confirmation.

Trial the bottle fit

Approve the cut shape and bond on the bottle curve and label panel.

Specification

Choose the construction.

Use these details to prepare your request. The quotation states the exact stock, adhesive, finish and supply format.

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Construction: Paper roll-label stock; finish and writing requirement confirmed by sample
Artwork: Brand and information artwork with an approved cut line
Finish options: Print and any metallic detail agreed with the proof
Roll brief: Core, winding, outside diameter and gap to be provided
Writing: Not intended for handwriting
Adhesive: Grade and suitability confirmed for the intended surface
Backing liner: Type agreed with the approved construction
Supply format: Roll option; core, winding and 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.

Round bottles

Labels fitted to the bottle panel and curve.

Drink ranges

Coordinated artwork across approved sizes.

Cosmetic bottles

Brand labels for the chosen container material.

Jars

Custom labels with an agreed roll orientation.

Hand application

Roll packing arranged for the working method.

Machine application

Liner and roll details matched to the applicator.

How it works

From artwork to an approved label.

Share the pack

Send the artwork, dimensions, quantity and packaging surface.

Choose the construction

Agree the stock, adhesive, print, finish and supply format in the quotation.

Approve a physical proof

Review appearance and application on the actual packaging.

Produce and inspect

Produce against the approved specification and confirm the packing details.

FAQ

Before you order.

More label FAQs

What roll dimensions are standard?

No core or diameter is assumed. Provide the applicator requirements and confirm the agreed values in the order.

Can the labels be applied by hand?

Describe the working method so roll packing and label spacing can be arranged appropriately.

Which edge should lead off the roll?

Use an orientation drawing for the actual bottle and applicator to avoid an ambiguous unwind description.

Can foil detail be added?

Specify the required effect and review its process and appearance on the selected stock.

What should be checked before a machine run?

Confirm the approved artwork, label dimensions, liner, winding, roll size and a trial application on the bottle.

Your label project

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.