Label's

[TheNamelessPoet]

I THINK this is the right area.

Does anyone have a good relatively inexpensive company they get labels from?

I have a logo I am looking to have on a clear (aside from the logo itself) 2.5"-3" round logo on a glass bottle.

I found one a while ago and I lost it :-(

[DRoseum]

I've used sheetlabels.com and have been fairly happy with them. I get the glossy clear weatherproof labels with white print for glass bottles.

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Not sure why only one picture shows up as a thumbnail and the other is a link?

[dave&kyle]

I used "Growers discount labels" from Binghamton NY was very pleased with the service and the price was 1/4 of the other companies I had contacted

[TheNamelessPoet]

I've used sheetlabels.com and have been fairly happy with them. I get the glossy clear weatherproof labels with white print for glass bottles.

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Not sure why only one picture shows up as a thumbnail and the other is a link?
Those are EXACTLY what I was looking for!


I used "Growers discount labels" from Binghamton NY was very pleased with the service and the price was 1/4 of the other companies I had contacted I will check them out too, thank you

[DougM]

We just bought labels from syruplabels.com, the fees were reasonable and service was fast.

[maple flats]

I bought labels from advertisers on this site 3x, each a different vendor, not because I didn't like them, but I wanted something more personal. Thn I tried a local print shop, faster service, great quality and better prices, a win,win,win in my book.
I might suggest you try a local print shop, you might be pleased you did.
Some things I look for, a picture I submit, an adhesive rated for frozen surfaces (I've found that sticks best to warm glass and plastic too) and prices I like just to mention a few.

[TheNamelessPoet]

I bought labels from advertisers on this site 3x, each a different vendor, not because I didn't like them, but I wanted something more personal. Thn I tried a local print shop, faster service, great quality and better prices, a win,win,win in my book.
I might suggest you try a local print shop, you might be pleased you did.
Some things I look for, a picture I submit, an adhesive rated for frozen surfaces (I've found that sticks best to warm glass and plastic too) and prices I like just to mention a few.

I actually work for a large one, but by the time I go through it, it will cost me less to get them online. I also want to tinker with it a little to see how the label come out.

[craigwade2005]

I've been ordering a pile of stuff from stickermule.com. Fairly fast shipping, quality stuff and they adjust my photo well. They also offer sample pack for $8-$10 so you can try different sizes and styles. Disclaimer, I did NOT order labels through them. I did however order 5-6 other products and am considering labels.