DTG (direct-to-garment) printing
DTG (direct-to-garment) printing is a method which is in a fast growth phase. It has got the same functionality like inject printers as it digitalizes the image and then sprays...
Why to Choose Screen Printing?
First of all, let’s understand how screen-printing works. It requires a screen or a stencil to apply the print on the surface of the item that needs to be printed....
White ink underpainting
White underpainting is a technique in which white ink is applied underneath some or all areas of your label design and creates opacity in key areas which, in its turn,...
Varnish and laminate. Which one is a better choice for your product?
Have you ever had to choose between varnish and laminate finishes for your labels? Do you know their differences? Actually, trying to choose between the right material, finish and adhesive...
Oil Resistant Labels
Each brand tries to create a label that will differ from the rest in the market. To have such result, designers do their utmost and visualize exceptional labels. Its commonly...
Types of label adhesives
Adhesives work due to the pressure that is used to activate the adhesive and stick it to the surface. They are usually viscous substances and have different types and qualities...
Why to Choose Roll Labels?
Roll labels are a great way to have your product customized using your logo or another branding element. As they come in a wide variety of materials and are pretty...
Vinyl VS Polypropylene Labels: Comparison and Evalution
Vinyl and Polypropylene, also known as BOPP, labels are the most common types of product labels that people imagine when they want something that is durable, long-lasting, and moisture-resistant. Both...