Finishes
Cold foil lets brands apply gold, silver, bronze and other metallic finishes precisely where they're wanted, a logo or border, without the cost of a fully metallic substrate.
Cold foiling applies a thin layer of metallic film to specific parts of a label using adhesive and pressure, rather than heat. Because it works at the print stage, it integrates easily into digital and flexographic production runs.
Achieves a premium metallic look without the cost of a fully metallic label substrate.
Foil is applied only where it's needed, such as logos, borders or specific design elements.
Available in gold, silver, bronze and other metallic finishes to match your brand.
Helps premium goods, cosmetics, spirits and artisan products catch the eye.
Not sure which foiling method suits your label? Our team can recommend the right option.
Best for applying at the print stage with adhesive and pressure, integrating into digital and flexographic runs, shorter runs and multiple SKUs.
Best for heat-and-die application in a separate process, very high-end low-volume finishes and slightly crisper detail on some substrates.
FAQs
Cold foil is applied at the print stage using adhesive and pressure, making it easier to integrate into digital and flexographic runs. Hot foil uses heat and a metal die in a separate process, often for very high-end, low-volume finishes.
Yes. Cold foil in particular is well suited to shorter runs and multiple SKUs, since it's applied during the main print run rather than as a separate process.
Gold, silver, bronze and other metallic shades are all available, applied precisely where you want them on the label.
Yes. Foiling works well alongside laminates, varnish and silk screen for a fully embellished label.
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