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Label Printing, Stickers and Industrial Label Solutions

Every label type your brand needs, on one page. Choose from roll, sheet, coated, opaque PP, clear, metallized, textured and security labels, and order online.

What Are Labels Used For?

From food to cosmetics and from e-commerce to industry, every sector needs labels. They give a product its identity, inform the customer and represent your brand. At Otiket we print these labels, also called stickers, in our own facility.

Which Label Type Should You Choose?

1. Paper Labels

Economical and practical.

  • Coated Label: semi-gloss surface, vibrant colors. For dry food, boxes and shipping. Sheet · Roll
  • Textured Label: fancy paper you can feel. For olive oil, wine, handmade and boutique products. Sheet · Roll

2. Plastic (Synthetic) Labels

For jobs that need durability.

  • Opaque PP Label: tear-proof; resistant to water, oil and moisture. The star of cosmetics and cleaning products. Sheet · Roll
  • Clear Label: practically invisible on the product; only the print shows. Sheet · Roll
  • Metallized (Silver Matte) Label: silver metallic surface, the most durable option. For asset tags and premium products. Sheet · Roll

3. Security and Special Labels

For authenticity and a premium look.

  • Hologram and VOID Labels: hard-to-copy security labels that leave a mark when removed. Security labels
  • QR Verification Labels: a unique code on every label. QR labels
  • PRO Label: special effects such as foil, embossing and varnish. PRO Label

Label Prices and Ordering

Label printing prices depend on material, size and quantity. Make your choices on the product page and the price is calculated instantly. The more you order, the lower the unit price. More: label prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which label should I choose?

If your product touches water, moisture or oil, choose a plastic label such as opaque PP, clear or metallized. For dry food, boxes and shipping, coated paper is more economical. Full comparison: label selection guide.

Roll labels or sheet labels?

Using a labeling machine or printing large runs? Choose roll labels. Applying by hand and starting small? Choose sheet labels.

I have another question.

See our FAQ or contact us.