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Yes, we have a variety of waterproof / weatherproof labels available for desktop laser and inkjet printers as well as thermal transfer, direct thermal, and inkjet roll printers.

Sheets:
Inkjet-Printable:
Weatherproof Matte Inkjet (WJ)
Weatherproof Gloss Inkjet (WI)

Laser-Printable:
Weatherproof Polyester Laser (LP)
Weatherproof Silver Polyester Laser (SP)
Clear Matte Laser (CX)
Clear Gloss Laser (CL)

Rolls:
Direct Thermal-Printable:
Weatherproof Direct Thermal (DW)

Thermal Transfer-Printable:
Weatherproof Thermal Transfer (TW)

Inkjet Printable:
Weatherproof White Matte (JW)
Weatherproof White Gloss (IW)

We use high-quality materials that have been thoroughly tested in-house. Find specifics for each material by clicking the "Learn More" button below.

Yes. See below for our specific custom product order forms:

• For custom shape/size sheet labels, fill out this quote request for 8.5" x 11" sheets or our large format request form for 8.5" x 14", 11" x 17", or 12" x 18" labels. You can also browse hundreds of special order sizes not included in our standard size list. 
• For custom integrated forms, submit an integrated form request. Please be sure to include what size paper you are requesting (8.5" x 11" or 8.5" x 14").
• For custom shape/size roll labels, use our custom roll label quote.
• For custom colored label sheets, we need a Pantone Matching System (PMS) code from an uncoated color book. If you know your PMS number, submit a support ticket. If you don't have a PMS code, our customer service representatives can work with you to create the color you're looking for.

If you have any questions, please call our customer services experts at 1-888-575-2235.

Please note that with special orders, you may experience extended production times, additional fees, and order minimums. You are also subject to our special return policy for custom items.

Yes, we have blank and pre-designed templates to help you make the most of your labels. Browse blank templates or search our pre-designed options.

There is no minimum order quantity on our standard sheet label configurations, custom printed label sheets, and standard roll label configurations. Please note that ordering custom quantities may increase your cost per product as it requires special handling and packaging.

For custom color labels and custom shape/size labels, a minimum order quantity does apply. The minimum is 100 sheets, ~20 rolls (1" cores), or ~12 rolls (3" cores). The exact roll quantity will depend on a number of factors related to the manufacturing process.

Please call customer service at 1-888-575-2235 if you have any questions.

We offer a money back guarantee on all our products. Read the details of our return policy for standard items or our return policy for custom items.

Here are some additional helpful links to help you through the process:

• Initiate a return
• Submit a support ticket
• Call customer service

Rather than issue exchanges, we offer a money back guarantee on all of our products. We will issue a credit for any returned product and bill for any new product being shipped out.

Read the details of our "No Hassle" Return Policy for standard items or Return Policy for non-standard orders. You can also initiate a return, submit a support ticket, or call customer service at 1-888-575-2235 to get started.

At your convenience, place a new order for your desired product. You'll be billed for the new product and credited for the returned product when it arrives back at our facility. These will be handled as separate transactions.

Yes. If you'd like to test whether a material will work for your application, we can send you a few sample sheets. Please fill out our sample request form and we'll mail them to you.

Nearly all of our laser-printable products are approved for use in copiers. Those not recommended are our weatherproof / waterproof and clear materials, as well as any of our inkjet-printable label materials.

We don't recommend feeding a label sheet through a laser printer more than once. The heat from the printing process can cause the adhesive to soften or the sheet to curl. Softened adhesive can ooze inside the printer or cause the label to peel off. It can also soften the toner which can make the printed design smudge.

We recommend only using the product as intended. "Inkjet only" materials may not be able to withstand the heat of the laser printing process. The high temperatures could cause the facesheet to melt or the adhesive to ooze, leading to jamming and printer damage. For "laser only" materials, they likely won't cause damage to your printer, but the ink may not dry properly. This can lead to smudging even after an extended drying time.

Find the right materials for your printer type: inkjet-printable labels | laser-printable labels. 

If you plan to switch printer types frequently, choose from our list of both laser and inkjet-printable materials using the "Material Properties" filter in the left-hand column.

Our labels usually have a shelf life of 1-3 years depending on environmental and storage conditions such as heat and humidity.

We offer custom printing on sheets with no minimum quantities or hidden setup charges. You can select your shape, size, material, and quantity, as well as upload your own ready-to-print label artwork. Get a custom printed label quote or speak with a customer service representative at 1-888-575-2235.

We do not currently offer custom printing for roll labels.

We offer a variety of different adhesives across our material lines. They include:

• Standard Permanent – This adhesive offers a strong, permanent backing for your general-purpose labels.
• Heavy-Duty Permanent – This is a non-waterproof, heavy-duty adhesive for tough conditions or longer staying power.
• Weatherproof Permanent – This adhesive is ideal for extreme conditions and/or environments where liquid or moisture are present.
• Removable – This adhesive can be repositioned or removed without leaving any residue.

Click "Learn More" below to view our material options with your desired adhesive.

Our products are non-toxic, and therefore don't require an MSDS according to OSHA. If you still require one, contact customer service at 1-888-575-2235 or submit a support ticket.

The term "die cut" is used to describe the process of cutting shapes from paper and other materials. This process works a lot like a cookie cutter – we place a die cutter on our machines and run it over uncut label paper. The resulting labels have shapes cut into them that correspond to the shape of the die.

This means that the die line is the physical border of your label. You should design your label with the assumption that nothing outside the die line will print or remain on the label once it's peeled up from the liner. If you want your design to go all the way to the edges of your label (as opposed to it having a white border), consider adding a bleed. 

Click the "Learn More" button below to see the difference between the die cut and bleed or visit our Label Terminology Glossary.

We make every effort to ensure our labels arrive in pristine condition. That's why we have a variety of packaging options designed to protect the integrity of your label sheets and rolls during shipping and handling.

For orders less than 100 sheets, your labels are packaged with chipboard in an envelope. For orders more than 100 sheets, your labels will arrive in a clamshell package. For orders of roll labels, the rolls are shrink wrapped and then boxed.

Click "Learn More" below for specific details.

It depends on the material and writing instrument. Permanent-style markers (such as Sharpies®) work on most of the materials we offer, but other utensils may vary. If you plan to add handwritten content to your labels, click "Learn More" below to view a list of materials and their compatible writing instruments.

Whatever writing utensil you choose, we recommend giving the ink ample time to dry. If you'd like to test the material and writing instrument for yourself, you can request samples anytime.

Our clear matte materials have a non-shiny, flat finish. They look frosted when applied. Our clear gloss materials are shiny and completely transparent. They offer a "no label look" when applied. Read more on the subject in our article, Gloss vs Matte: Choosing the Right Clear Label.

"Matte" is a term used to describe the non-shiny, flat texture of a label. Learn more in our Label Terminology Glossary.