Approve the sheet
Review its white point, texture and feel against the packaging. Do not infer fibre content or paper weight from the product name.
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White Cotton-Texture Embossed Labels
A warm-white cotton-texture paper label with embossed detail and foil options for bottles, gift packs and dry presentation packaging.
- Warm-white cotton-texture paper; exact grade and composition confirmed by sample
- Emboss · foil · reverse UV · varnish
- Rolls; winding and packing confirmed with the order
Your artwork, selected stock and final construction are approved together before production.
Overview
Build the detail around a soft paper surface.
A white cotton-texture paper gives the label its soft appearance. Select the actual sheet by sample, and request its stock information if fibre content is important to your project.
UV printing, emboss, foil and reverse UV can be specified. Their appearance depends on the paper and artwork. Approve relief and colour together, particularly where fine lettering sits near an embossed or metallic area.
Gallery
Product photos.
Craft
Details to approve.
The material, artwork and finish work together. Review these decisions before production.
Set the emboss artwork
Keep raised detail on a separate layer. Agree a practical relief profile after proofing the selected stock.
Combine foil and colour
Use separate print, foil and varnish masks. Check the edges and legibility of the finished combination on a sample.
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.
- Face stock
- Warm-white cotton-texture paper; exact grade and composition confirmed by sample
- Adhesive
- Selected for the container and application
- Liner
- Glassine
- Printing
- UV printing
- Finish options
- Emboss · foil · reverse UV · varnish
- Supply format
- Rolls; winding and packing confirmed with the order
- Water exposure
- Confirm the selected grade and complete construction for any wet or chilled use
- Customisation
- Paper grade · shape · print · foil and emboss masks
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.
Wine bottles
Tactile front labels with coordinated foil detail.
Spirits packaging
Match bottle and presentation-pack artwork.
Beauty cartons
A soft paper appearance on outer packaging.
Gift boxes
Textured labels for dry presentation packs.
Specialty food packs
Brand labels on the selected jar or outer carton.
Limited editions
A consistent paper base for changing artwork.
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.
Is the paper made entirely from cotton?
Cotton texture does not establish the fibre composition of every grade. Request the exact stock information if cotton content is a requirement.
How deep can the emboss be?
Emboss depth is agreed for the selected construction. The chosen sheet, liner, tooling and artwork determine the practical result, which should be approved by sample.
Can it be used on chilled bottles?
Specify condensation, immersion time and application conditions. Confirm an appropriate paper and adhesive, then trial the complete label on the bottle.
Should I approve the paper before the artwork?
Choose the sheet early. Its colour and texture affect small text, printed colour and the way foil and relief appear.
Can I request a warmer white?
Warm-white and cream paper options can be reviewed by sample. Agree the actual shade using a physical stock sample rather than a screen image.
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.