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Roll Labels

Paper, BOPP, vinyl, foil and eco-kraft roll labels — plus custom die-cut shapes. Quantity discounts kick in fast and run all the way up to 50,000 per order.

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Compare our nine label stocks

Which label material do I need?

Label stockFinishWaterproofWritableBest for
Paper Roll LabelsSemi-gloss, matte or kraft paperDry goods, boxes, candles, shipping, retail
White BOPP LabelsWaterproof white film, matte or glossBeverages, cosmetics, food, cannabis, cleaning
Clear BOPP LabelsCrystal-clear film, optional white inkNo-label look on glass and clear bottles
Gold Metallic LabelsBright or dull gold filmPremium spirits, chocolate, seals
Silver Metallic LabelsChrome or brushed silverBeauty, tech, industrial, seals
Holographic LabelsRainbow / crystal pattern filmLimited editions, tamper seals
Felt & Textured LabelsTextured felt, Estate #9, kraftCraft beer, wine, spirits, artisan
Fluorescent LabelsNeon orange, yellow, pink, greenPricing, safety, inventory, warehouse
UL Certified LabelsUL 969 white polyesterElectrical, HVAC, industrial equipment
Buyer's guide

How to choose the right roll label

Start with where the label lives. Dry goods, candles and retail boxes are happy on matte or gloss paper, the most economical stock. Anything that meets water, oil, condensation or a refrigerator (beverages, cosmetics, food, cannabis, cleaning products) should move to white or clear BOPP film, which will not tear, wrinkle or lift. Metallic silver and gold, holographic and textured felt stocks are for shelf impact; UL-certified polyester is mandatory for electrical and industrial compliance.

Next, pick the adhesive: permanent for almost everything, removable for glass and returnable containers, freezer-grade for cold chain. Measure your container, not your artwork — our label size finder converts bottle and jar dimensions into a label size that wraps cleanly. Finally, tell us how you apply: hand application takes any roll direction, but label applicators need a specific unwind and core size, so note it at checkout.

  • Minimum 250 pieces; price drops sharply at 1,000 and 5,000
  • BOPP + matte lamination is the safest all-round choice for packaging
  • Send Pantone references for brand colors; we match on press
Material comparison

BOPP vs paper labels — and every other stock, compared

Same full-colour print on every stock; the material decides durability, look and price. Relative prices are for the same size and quantity at 10,000 labels.

Read the full guide: BOPP vs paper labels — all 9 stocks compared →
StockBest forDurabilityFinishesPrice
Paper (semi-gloss, matte or high-gloss)Dry goods, retail boxes, mailing, promotionsIndoor and dry environments onlyGloss, matte or soft-touch lamination; foilBase price
White BOPP (polypropylene)Bottles, jars, cosmetics, fridge and freezerWaterproof, oil and tear resistantLamination and foil≈ 1.06× paper
Clear BOPPGlass and clear packaging for the 'no-label' lookWaterproof, oil resistantLamination and foil; add white ink≈ 1.36× paper
Silver metalizedTech, cosmetics, chrome-look brandingMoisture resistantLamination and foil≈ 1.39× paper
Gold metalizedSpirits, candles, luxury giftingMoisture resistantLamination and foil≈ 1.5× paper
HolographicLimited editions, events, shelf impactMoisture resistantLamination and foil≈ 1.9× paper
Fluorescent paperWarnings, sale tags, warehouse labelsIndoor and dry onlyPrint only (no lamination or foil)≈ 1.14× paper
Felt / textured paperWine, craft food, artisan brandsIndoor and dry onlyPrint only (no lamination or foil)≈ 1.67× paper
UL-certified polyesterElectrical, equipment and compliance labelsChemical, heat and abrasion resistantLamination only (no foil)≈ 1.74× paper
Label stock questions, answered
BOPP vs paper labels — which should I choose?
Choose paper when the label stays dry and indoors (boxes, mailers, retail tags, promotions): it is the most economical stock and takes gloss, matte or soft-touch lamination and foil. Choose white BOPP (polypropylene) whenever the label meets water, oil, condensation or a fridge or freezer — bottles, jars, cosmetics, food, cleaning products. BOPP will not tear, wrinkle or lift, and at 10,000 labels of the same size it costs only about 6% more than paper.
What is the difference between white BOPP and clear BOPP labels?
Both are the same waterproof polypropylene film. White BOPP gives a bright, opaque white background so colours print vivid on any container. Clear BOPP is transparent, so the container shows through for a 'no-label' look on glass and clear plastic; artwork that needs to read on dark liquids is printed with a white ink layer underneath. Clear runs about 1.36× the price of paper, white BOPP about 1.06×.
Are BOPP labels waterproof?
Yes. White and clear BOPP are waterproof and resistant to oil and tearing, which is why they are the standard for beverages, cosmetics, bath products and refrigerated or frozen food. Add a gloss or matte lamination for extra scuff resistance in high-handling environments.
How much more do metallic, holographic or felt labels cost than paper?
For the same size and quantity at 10,000 labels: silver metalized is about 1.39× paper, gold metalized about 1.5×, holographic about 1.9×, felt/textured paper about 1.67× and UL-certified polyester about 1.74×. Prices scale with label size and fall sharply at higher quantities; every product page shows the full quantity ladder and a live comparison across all nine stocks.
Which label stocks can take lamination and foil stamping?
Paper, white BOPP, clear BOPP, silver, gold and holographic stocks all take gloss, matte or soft-touch lamination and gold, silver, rose gold or holographic foil stamping. UL-certified polyester takes lamination but not foil. Felt/textured and fluorescent papers are print-only (no lamination, no foil).
What are the minimum and maximum roll label sizes and quantities?
Labels run from 0.5" × 1" up to 12" × 12" in rectangle, square, circle or custom shapes, priced on the bounding width × height. Standard quantities are 250 to 100,000 per design; felt runs 500–10,000 and UL polyester 250–10,000, with larger runs quoted individually. Sizes off ½" steps, custom shapes and dies over 7" × 9" carry a one-time $295 custom die charge.
Deep dives

Roll Labels guides & FAQs