Stickers
Sticker printing for products, packs and promotions
Custom sticker printing helps you brand parcels, seal packs, decorate laptops and promote events. We quote custom stickers in a range of shapes, materials and finishes, and we help you choose options that suit where the sticker will live.
- Custom shapes
- Paper or vinyl
- Indoor and outdoor uses
- Quoted to your brief

What people use stickers for
Typical uses include sealing and branding courier bags and boxes, product identification, event giveaways, window and shop notices, vehicle and equipment decals and promotional packs. How the sticker will be used decides the material: a sticker on a cardboard box has very different needs from one on a vehicle window.
Materials and finishes
Options we can quote include paper stickers for indoor and short-term use, and vinyl for durability and moisture resistance. Finishes such as gloss or matt lamination can add protection and change the look. Where the sticker will face the weather, sunlight or cleaning, tell us so we can recommend the right combination. Specific material grades are confirmed on the quote.
Shapes, sizes and sheets
Stickers can be quoted as squares, rectangles, circles and custom die-cut shapes that follow the outline of your logo. They can be supplied as single stickers, on sheets or as kiss-cut pieces on a backing. For rolls of identical product labels, see label printing. Tell us the size, shape and quantity, and we confirm how the job is cut.
Artwork for stickers
Send vector artwork where possible, with a cut line shown as a separate path or layer for die-cut shapes. Add 3 mm bleed beyond the cut line and keep key text inside it. Large solid colour areas print best from CMYK files. If you only have a raster logo, send it and we advise whether it will be sharp at your sticker size. See the artwork guidelines.
Timing and collection
Timing depends on material, cutting method, quantity, approved artwork and payment. Rush turnaround is subject to capacity, job size and a confirmed deadline, confirmed on the quote. Collect from our Rivonia shop once ready, or ask for delivery to be quoted.
Send your shape, size and quantity and we will quote sticker printing in writing.
Options & specifications
| Materials | Paper and vinyl; confirm on quote |
|---|---|
| Finish | Gloss or matt; confirm on quote |
| Shapes | Standard and custom die-cut |
| Format | Single, sheets or backing; confirm on quote |
| Use | Indoor or outdoor; tell us |
| Artwork | Vector with cut line |
| Turnaround | Confirm on quote |
Options, materials and turnaround are confirmed on your written quote.
How ordering works
- 1
Describe the sticker
Share the use, size, shape and quantity.
- 2
Send artwork
Include a cut line if you want a custom shape.
- 3
Approve the quote
Confirm details and payment as stated.
- 4
Collect your stickers
Pick up in Rivonia when we confirm they are ready.
Frequently asked questions
Can you cut stickers to the shape of my logo?
We quote die-cut shapes. Send a vector logo and we confirm the cutting approach.
Are your stickers waterproof?
Vinyl options are suited to moisture and outdoor use; confirm the exact material on the quote.
Can stickers go on a vehicle?
Tell us the surface and conditions so we can recommend the right material.
What is the smallest quantity?
Quantities are quoted per job. Tell us how many you need.
Can I get a mixed sheet of designs?
Often yes. Share the designs and we advise on the layout.
Request a quote for Sticker Printing
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Need stickers? Send the size, shape and artwork.
Send your brief, quantities and deadline. We reply with a clear written quote and confirm the turnaround before anything goes to production.