These jar labels are made from 70 lb paper in gloss or matte finish. Gloss adds shine and vibrance while matte offers a refined, non-reflective surface. Both are ideal for indoor use and work well with oil-based pens or markers. Perfect for glass jar labels in kitchens, retail displays, or event favors.
Choose from multiple sizes to match large mason jars or small spice containers. These personalized labels for jars are precisely printed on the default front side, stick smoothly and enhance the look of your packaging. Design online, with our intuitive design tool or upload your own artwork for a personalized visual aesthetic. Use these custom labels for jars them for canning, spices, candles, preserves, or homemade goods.
No special care is needed; store in a cool, dry place for long-term use. Easily peel and apply with pressure for a bubble-free finish. These jar labels come in a 3-month standard warranty against any defects in material or workmanship, ensuring lasting performance. Order now to upgrade your jars with standout custom labels.
| Material Thickness | 70 lb. paper stock |
|---|---|
| Finish Type | Matte - Non-reflective finish Gloss - High-sheen finish |
| Writability | Compatible with ballpoint pens (oil-based ink) and permanent markers |
| Waterproof | No |
| Size Variance | -/+ 0.1" |
| Warranty | 3 Months (Standard warranty is a parts and labor warranty which warrants product against defects in material and workmanship. It does not cover damage due to accidents, abuse or normal wear and tear. Products found to be defective will be replaced) |
The labels are printed on 70 lb. paper, available in both glossy and matte finishes.
Yes, both the glossy and matte labels are compatible with permanent ink markers and ballpoint pens for detailed customization.
Yes, maintaining a minimum product border of 0.1" is recommended to avoid uneven edges due to the cutting process.
No, these labels are designed for indoor use only and are not waterproof.
You have the option to choose printing on the front side only.
