Lid Labels
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Label Your Product From Top to Bottom
Your product lid can serve as the primary labeling surface or an added bonus space. The lid should include your primary label if you’re using a container without much vertical space or your product will be viewed predominantly from the top - think bath and body products, for example. In this case, be sure to include standard information consumers might be looking for: brand, product name, unique characteristics, net weight, contact information, ingredients, etc.
The lid should be your secondary label when you have a larger surface available. Instead of fitting crucial information on the top, use this space to drive home your brand, add scent or flavor icons, include expiration dates, and more.
Our lid labels come in a variety of materials perfect for achieving any look. Shop popular label materials like brown kraft and clear labels, or browse our waterproof label materials. Apply your labels with confidence knowing they adhere to most surfaces including metal, plastic, glass, tin, paperboard, and more. Also see our canning labels page for more complementary labeling products.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Which materials resist moisture, condensation, or sticky residue on lids?
For products that are exposed to moisture and oils, our weatherproof polyester material is ideal to resist humid environments.
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Can I use clear lid labels to keep the lid design visible?
Yes, clear materials are perfect for providing a transparent effect and demonstrating decorative lid designs beneath the label.
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How durable are lid labels to frequent handling or opening?
Durability depends on the chosen material. Weatherproof polyester is the best choice for reusable packaging since it easily resists moisture.
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Which materials work best for curved or domed lids?
Lids with curved or textured surfaces need flexible materials with a permanent adhesive to hold strongly. Aggressive White Matte would be a great option since it has a permanent adhesive that can also resist fading.
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How can I make sure my labels stick well to metal or glass lids?
The most important part is to order labels with a permanent adhesive to stick securely to glass and metal lids, and to ensure that the surface is clean and dry.