
Paper Labels
A classic, cost-effective substrate for everyday packaging

The right substrate determines how your label looks, how it performs in its environment, and how it feels in the hand. Compare our core material families below.

A classic, cost-effective substrate for everyday packaging

Durable polypropylene film for wet and demanding environments

Transparent film labels for a seamless no-label look

Film-based labels designed for wet, chilled and outdoor use

Tactile, premium papers for wine, perfume and luxury brands

Shiny silver or gold foil-look labels for premium shelf impact
A quick, honest guide to our core material families. “Moisture resistance” and “premium look” are directional — exact performance depends on the specific construction and your environment, so we always confirm with a sample.
| Material | Best For | Moisture Behavior | Premium Finishing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper Labels | Brands that want an affordable, professional label | Absorbs moisture — avoid wet conditions | Excellent with foil and embossing |
| BOPP Labels | Products exposed to water, condensation or humidity | Film-based — designed for wet and chilled environments | Good with lamination and spot UV |
| Clear Labels | Packaging where the bottle itself is part of the design | Film-based — designed for wet and chilled environments | Good with lamination and spot UV |
| Waterproof Labels | Products that live in bathrooms, showers or outdoors | Film-based — designed for wet and chilled environments | Good with lamination and spot UV |
| Textured Paper Labels | Premium and luxury brands | Absorbs moisture — avoid wet conditions | Excellent with foil and embossing |
| Metalized Film Labels | Brands that want a foil look at a lower cost than hot foil stamping | Film-based — designed for wet and chilled environments | Good with lamination and spot UV |
Note: clear labels and waterproof labels are not single materials — each is a family of film constructions chosen for your specific container and conditions.