Materials
Paper labels offer a cost-effective, versatile base for everything from everyday packaging to premium retail branding, with excellent printability and a natural, often recyclable finish.
Paper labels are produced from cellulose-based stock rather than synthetic film, taking ink cleanly across digital, flexographic and silk screen printing and pairing well with a wide range of adhesives and finishing techniques.
A budget-friendly base material that keeps unit costs down without sacrificing print quality.
Takes ink cleanly across digital, flexographic and silk screen printing for sharp, vibrant results.
Widely recyclable and available in eco-conscious stocks, supporting brand sustainability goals.
Suits everything from everyday product labelling to premium retail and promotional branding.
Not sure which material suits your product? Our team can recommend paper or film based on your application, environment and budget.
Best for cost-conscious projects and high-volume ranges, dry indoor applications, recyclability and premium textured stocks.
Best for moisture, chemical or temperature resistance, squeezable containers, outdoor applications and a clear or no-label look.
FAQs
Not typically. Paper performs best in dry, indoor or ambient conditions; for moisture or chemical resistance, film is usually a better fit.
Yes. Paper is widely recyclable, and eco-conscious stock options are available for brands prioritising sustainability.
Yes. Paper takes ink cleanly across digital, flexographic and silk screen printing, and supports a wide range of finishes.
Generally, yes, though the right choice depends on your product, environment and finish requirements.
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