Plastic Labels
See Plastic Labels in action
13 sizes from 2 x 3.5 to 5 x 7 inches or a custom size on 23 materials, from white and clear vinyl to static cling and kraft, with permanent or repositionable adhesive.
- From $25 for a run you size yourself, anywhere from 25 labels up to 25,000, with the per-label cost dropping as the count climbs.
- 14 sizes, starting at the default 2" x 3.5" and running up to a custom 7" x 6" for a big front-of-pack label.
- 23 materials: white and clear vinyl, static cling, brown kraft, and uncoated, semi-gloss, or hi-gloss UV label stocks, plus fluorescent and pastel colors.
- Permanent, repositionable, or cling adhesive, printed 4/0 full color or 1/0 black only on one side.
- 3 business day standard turnaround, with 2-day, next-day and same-day rush, rated 4.7 out of 5 across 12 reviews.
Put a Label on It That Survives the Product
Where a paper sticker softens the moment it meets water, a plastic label holds up. Vinyl and cling materials stand up to moisture, handling, and long stretches on a shelf, which makes them the right call for a shampoo bottle, a cold-brew growler, a machine panel, or a shop window, anywhere paper would curl, tear, or fade before the product is even used up. Plastic labels start at $25 for a run you size yourself and hold a 4.7 out of 5 rating across 12 reviews.
You order any run from 25 up to 25,000, print full color or black, and choose an adhesive that matches the job. To compare them with the rest of the range, browse every option on labels printing, or build yours from the choices below.
A short test run of 25 starts at $25, so you can put labels on the real bottle before a launch, and a whole production line can order up to 25,000 at a lower cost per label. Every order also earns 4OVER4 loyalty coins you can apply at checkout for up to 11% off the cost.
What Are Plastic Labels
Plastic labels are custom printed adhesive or static-cling labels built for products, bottles, packaging, and gear that get handled, chilled, or splashed. At 4OVER4.COM they print full color or black on 23 materials, including white and clear vinyl, static cling, brown kraft, and coated label stocks, in 14 sizes from 2" x 3.5" up to a custom 7" x 6".
The difference from a plain sticker is durability. Vinyl and cling materials hold up to moisture and rough handling, so the label still reads after a run through a cooler, a shower, or a delivery truck. You set the material, the size, the adhesive, and the ink coverage. If you want a rigid plastic card instead of a label, the Plastic Business Cards and Plastic Gift Cards carry the same durable material into a wallet format.
What Size Should a Plastic Label Be
4OVER4.COM prints plastic labels in 14 preset sizes, starting at the default 2" x 3.5" and including 2" x 4", 2.75" x 2.75", and 2.75" x 3.5", plus a custom size anywhere up to 7" x 6". You set the size in the configurator and the price follows the dimensions you choose.
The right size comes down to what the label wraps. A 2" x 3.5" or 2" x 4" suits a slim bottle, a jar lid, or an address block. The near-square 2.75" x 2.75" reads clean on a candle or a cosmetic tin. When you need room for ingredients, a logo, and a QR code, the custom option scales all the way up to 7" x 6" for a big front-of-pack label. The specs panel below lists all 14 sizes, the materials and the ink options.
What Materials and Finishes Can You Choose
4OVER4.COM offers 23 materials for plastic labels, from white and clear vinyl with permanent or repositionable adhesive to static cling, brown kraft, and label stocks in uncoated, semi-gloss, and hi-gloss UV finishes. Fluorescent and pastel colored stocks are available too, and ink prints 4/0 full color on one side or 1/0 black only.
Pick the material by where the label lives. White vinyl gives you a solid, opaque base for full-color art, while clear vinyl and clear label stock let the container show through for a no-label look. Static cling sticks to glass with no adhesive at all, so it peels off clean for a window or a windshield. Brown kraft brings a natural, recycled feel for handmade and organic brands, and the coated stocks run from a flat uncoated finish to semi-gloss and a hi-gloss UV.
For adhesive you choose permanent to lock it down or repositionable to lift and restick, and for ink you set 4/0 full color or 1/0 black only. Not sure the file is right? Send it through a free online proof before anything prints, order a next-day hardcopy proof, or go straight to production when you already trust your art.
How Much Do Plastic Labels Cost
Plastic labels start at $25, and you order any run from 25 labels up to 25,000 in a single job, so a cheap plastic label comes down to how big a run you order. The cost per label drops as the count rises, and material, size, and turnaround adjust the total, which the configurator shows before you commit.
What Do People Use Plastic Labels For
Because the material is built to last, a plastic label goes places a paper one cannot. Beverage and beauty brands wrap them around bottles and jars that live in a fridge or a shower. Makers seal boxes and pouches with them. Shops put clear cling versions on windows and cars, then peel them off when the promo ends. Warehouses and workshops use them as durable asset tags and warning labels that stay legible after a rough year. For color on a crowded shelf, the fluorescent and pastel stocks print on a colored base.
How Do Plastic Labels Compare to the Rest of the Range
A rigid card, a gift card and a dry-erase board each start at their own price. The chart below lines up plastic labels against their closest siblings so you can compare the starting price on each before you choose. For a wipe-clean writing surface rather than a stick-on label, the Dry Erase PVC Board is the one to look at.
See How a Finished Plastic Label Lands
The gallery below shows labels we printed in-house for customers across different sizes, materials, and finishes, so you can judge clear vinyl against white on a bottle or a box before you order. Tap any print to see it larger.
Wally sticks your brand where paper can't
Why a run of vinyl labels survives the fridge, the road, and the shelf.
Plastic labels start at $25 and print on 23 materials, from durable white and clear vinyl to peel-and-restick cling, so your label stays put on bottles, coolers, and packaging instead of curling like paper. Pick a size, choose the material and adhesive, and Wally gets them printed fast, with same day rush ready when the deadline is tight.
Real Labels Our Customers Printed
How Fast Can You Get Plastic Labels
Plastic labels print on a 3 business day standard turnaround, and when a date sneaks up you can move that to 2-day, next-day, or even same-day production. Each step buys back time for a set amount on top of the base price, so you only pay for speed when you actually need it. Order by the daily cutoff and a same-day job ships that day out of the New York facility.
See the Rest of Our Labels and Cards
If a rigid plastic card, a gift card or a different label material suits the job better, each one lists its own starting price on its product page. Scan the full print product range for everything else we print.
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Print Your Plastic Labels Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it is backed by 25+ years of printing since 1999. Whatever material, size, or adhesive you pick, the vinyl and cling materials stay readable through water and handling. Need them before a launch or an event? Same-day production keeps you covered. Print your plastic labels today.
Plastic Labels: Frequently Asked Questions
What adhesive options do plastic labels have?
You can choose permanent, repositionable, or a static cling that holds on glass with no adhesive at all. Permanent suits a product label that should never come off, repositionable suits anything you may need to lift and reapply, and cling suits shop windows and jars that get reused.
Will a plastic label survive water and refrigeration?
Vinyl and cling materials stand up to moisture, handling and long stretches on a shelf, which is why they go on shampoo bottles, cold-brew growlers, machine panels and windows. Paper stocks in the same list will curl or tear in those conditions. Match the material to where the product actually lives.
How large can a plastic label be?
Fourteen sizes are offered, starting at the 2" x 3.5" default and running up to a custom 7" x 6" for a big front-of-pack label. Rounded corners are available, which helps on a label that gets handled since square tips lift first.
Can I order a few to test the design first?
Yes. Runs start at 25 labels from $25 and go up to 25,000, so you can print a short test run, put it on the actual container, then commit to a larger tier once the fit and placement are right.
Does it print in full color?
Labels print 4/0 full color or 1/0 black only on one side. White ink is a separate option, which matters on clear vinyl and cling where type needs to stand out against whatever sits behind the label.
What is the standard turnaround?
Three business days is standard, with 2-day, next-day and same-day rush available. Proof options sit in the same part of the order, so decide whether you want to review a proof before you pick a rush speed.
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