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Xuan Paper Tea Labels

Xuan-paper sheet labels for tea packs, gift boxes and dry presentation packaging, with translucent and decorative paper variants to review by sample.

Xuan paper; translucent and decorative variants selected by sample
UV printing
Sheets

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

Translucent Xuan-paper tea label with visible paper fibres.

Overview

Choose the paper variant for the pack.

Choose from translucent, flecked, coloured and textured Xuan-paper variants. They are choices within a label family, not one identical sheet. Select the specific paper before setting the artwork and colour expectations.

UV printing and die cutting create the finished label. This construction is supplied as sheets. Plan the peel and application layout around the finished tea tin, box or pouch.

Gallery

Product photos.

A second tea-label design photographed on Xuan paper.

Printed Xuan-paper label strips with a traditional text design.

Fibre detail - cropped from the sheet photograph.

Craft

Details to approve.

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

Compare the variants

Check translucency, paper colour and decorative texture on physical samples. The packaging beneath a translucent label becomes part of its appearance.

Print for the background

Review small lettering and colour on the chosen paper. Leave enough contrast between the artwork and any flecks, fibres or printed packaging beneath it.

Set the die-cut shape

Confirm the cut line, sheet layout and peel arrangement. Trial the label over corners, seams or closure flaps before production.

Specification

Choose the construction.

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

Request a sample

Face stock: Xuan paper; translucent and decorative variants selected by sample
Adhesive: Selected for the tin, box or pouch surface
Liner: Glassine
Printing: UV printing
Finishing: Die cutting; additional effects confirmed with the quotation
Supply format: Sheets
Water exposure: Dry use; not offered as waterproof
Customisation: Paper variant · artwork · size · cut shape · sheet layout

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.

Tea tins

Custom brand labels for dry external surfaces.

Tea gift boxes

Coordinate the label with paper wraps or rigid boxes.

Dry-goods packs

Printed outer labels for selected containers.

Presentation pouches

Review adhesion on the chosen pouch finish.

Gift wrapping

A decorative sheet label for dry packaging.

Small retail ranges

A shared paper choice across several artworks.

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

Are all versions translucent?

No. Translucent and decorative variants have different appearances. Select the exact paper and approve its appearance on your packaging.

Can these labels run through a roll applicator?

This construction is supplied as sheets. Choose a different construction if roll application is required.

Can I put the label on a chilled tea bottle?

This paper family is for dry packaging. A chilled or wet application needs a different approved construction and a relevant test.

Is the paper made from rice fibre?

Xuan paper describes the paper family; the name alone does not establish its fibre composition. If composition matters, request the exact stock information.

What should I check on a tea tin?

Approve adhesion to the actual painted or coated surface, readable print, the cut shape and how the label behaves around seams or the lid.

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.