Labels Made for Your Product
Custom Labels Built Around Your Packaging
Start with what your packaging needs to do. Labelnivo can help you explore dimensions, materials, adhesives and finishes when an off-the-shelf label does not fit the brief.
A Format That Fits
Specify the shape, dimensions, label format and roll orientation for your application.
Choose a Suitable Material
Compare paper, BOPP, transparent films, vinyl and decorative stocks.
Confirm Before Dispatch
Agree the checks for artwork, color, finishing, quantity and packing.
When to Choose Custom
Bring unusual formats and mixed product ranges into one label plan.
Use custom label planning when your range spans several package types or calls for a particular combination of shape, material and finish.
You can begin with a product photo or a short brief. We can discuss artwork and how the labels will work alongside boxes, bags and other packaging pieces.
Launch a New Range
Plan the labels for a new collection of bottles, jars, cartons, pouches or bundled products.
Variant-Based Packaging
Use a shared layout while changing the flavor, scent, size or formula details.
Design for the Environment
Discuss exposure to moisture, cold storage or wear, plus any removable or tamper-evident requirement.
Make the Finish Count
Explore foil details, raised effects, textured stocks or transparent film to support the brand style.
Define Your Label
Combine the format, material and finish your product needs.
Start here for mixed packaging ranges or a label specification that needs more than a standard material and shape.
Explore by Market
Find a starting point for your product category.
The product category helps narrow the choices. Check the actual package surface and storage conditions before settling on a material or finish.
Select your material and finish
Let the package and its use guide the material choice.
Possible starting points include paper, kraft, textured stocks, BOPP, vinyl, clear films and metallic or holographic materials. Each changes how the printed artwork looks and feels.
Tell us about condensation, storage temperature, surface texture and transport conditions. These details help guide adhesive and finishing discussions for your bottles, boxes, jars or pouches.
Compare Label Materials
Explore different starting points for your label specification.
Your Label Project
Turn a packaging brief into an agreed print specification.
Work through the artwork, material, finish and application details before confirming how the labels will be produced, packed and specified for future orders.
Send a Product Brief
Start with a photo, a description or a sketch. Finished artwork can follow once the packaging requirements are clear.
Define the Requirements
List the packaging pieces, review their dimensions and discuss a coordinated choice of materials and finishes.
Approve the Artwork
Confirm any design scope and fees, then review the artwork and sample requirements before committing to production.
Agree Production Details
Confirm the production, inspection, packing and delivery arrangements for the approved items.
Discuss a Custom Project
Show us what you want to package.
You can contact Labelnivo before the artwork is finished. We can discuss the format, material choices and design needs that will form the basis of a project quotation.
Discuss Your ProjectUseful Details to Share
- A photo or description of the product
- Your logo and any packaging references
- Intended sales market and estimated order size
- The labels and other packaging pieces required
- Approved product wording and artwork content
- Desired look, application conditions and timing
FAQ
Planning Custom Labels
Send a product photo or short description, along with any logo or packaging references you already have. Labelnivo can then help clarify the packaging pieces, design requirements and material options needed for a quote.
Start with the surface, storage conditions and desired appearance. We can discuss paper, films, textured or metallic stocks and the adhesive options worth testing for your application.
A shared design can bring food, beauty, wellness, drinks, household and other packaging ranges together. Review each container separately so the material and adhesive remain appropriate even when the artwork follows one system.
Discuss rounded, rectangular, circular or custom-contour labels using your artwork and package dimensions. The final cutting and production options are confirmed with the specification.