Wondering what happens between placing your label order and receiving your labels? Here's a step-by-step look at the production process.
The “No-Label” Look: Why Transparent Labels Are Dominating Packaging Design
The "no-label" look — using clear labels so only the design is visible — is one of the hottest trends in packaging. Learn why brands love it and how to execute it well.
QR Codes on Product Labels: What to Link To and How to Get It Right
QR codes on labels are only useful if they link to something valuable. Learn what to connect your QR code to and how to design and print them correctly.
Unwind Direction: What It Is and Why Your Label Applicator Needs the Right One
Unwind direction determines how labels feed off the roll. Choose the wrong one and your applicator won't work. Here's how to get it right.
Roll Labels vs. Sheet Labels vs. Cut-to-Size: Which Format Do You Need?
Labels come in rolls, sheets, or individually cut. Learn which format is right for your production setup, volume, and application method.
2026 Label Design Trends: Texture, Typography, and the Return of Maximalism
Minimalism is making room for bolder, more tactile label designs. Explore the label design trends shaping product packaging in 2026.
Application Methods Explained: Hand-Apply, Semi-Automatic, and Automatic Labeling
How you apply your labels affects your ordering specs. Learn the differences between hand application, semi-automatic, and fully automatic label applicators.
Understanding Label Proofs: What to Check Before You Approve
Your proof is the last checkpoint before printing. Here's a checklist of what to review on your label proof to catch mistakes before they become expensive.
Seasonal and Limited-Edition Labels: How to Run Them Without Wasting Money
Seasonal and limited-edition labels create excitement — but can also waste money if you overorder. Learn strategies for running special labels cost-effectively.
Labels for Farmers Market Products: Low Minimums, Big Impact
Selling at farmers markets? Professional labels elevate your products above the competition. Learn how to get great labels in small quantities.