If you're hosting an event, you want water available for guests. Offering bottled water is easiest because it's efficient and individually portioned. But it's also why personalized bottle labels are a great way to promote your business. You'll be handing out bottled water anyway, so why not get your brand out there to clients and customers instead of using the existing bottle label? Complementary water makes a thoughtful giveaway at trade shows, conferences, and job fairs. Free water reminds them of your business as they walk around a big venue. With the custom logo upload option, you can design a custom image to have printed on the labels. Select a high-quality .JPEG or .PNG file to upload to the preview. Because of the upload's open nature, you can customize it. Add your company logo to the label, or include details like your company's mission statement, date of establishment, or photo of your office as part of the design. You can even include a thank you message or holiday greeting to make it more customized to specific events.
While intended for water bottles, the self-adhesive paper stickers work great on various individual-sized bottles. That way, you can personalize soda pop, juice, or other bottled beverages too! The inexpensive sticker labels wrap around the bottle's circumference like a band and work best on standard-sized plastic bottles that hold roughly 20 oz. Peel off the original bottled water or drink labels and replace them with your custom printed ones. We recommend you measure your bottle's circumference to ensure the best fit. The self-adhesive label paper can withstand a limited time in ice but not water. When adjusting your image in the preview, it should fill the entirety of the 8 ½" x 1 ¾" space. Then, you can use the cut and bleed guidelines and arrange your image so your important design elements, text, or imagery are safely inside. Details that fall close to the edge of the label could be cut off in production. There is space on the label marked with a series of diagonal lines indicating an overlap area. The overlap lines show the allotted space at the back of the bottle where the label gets covered when you secure the ends around the bottle when wrapping.
If you're hosting an event, you want water available for guests. Offering bottled water is easiest because it's efficient and individually portioned. But it's also why personalized bottle labels are a great way to promote your business. You'll be handing out bottled water anyway, so why not get your brand out there to clients and customers instead of using the existing bottle label? Complementary water makes a thoughtful giveaway at trade shows, conferences, and job fairs. Free water reminds them of your business as they walk around a big venue. With the custom logo upload option, you can design a custom image to have printed on the labels. Select a high-quality .JPEG or .PNG file to upload to the preview. Because of the upload's open nature, you can customize it. Add your company logo to the label, or include details like your company's mission statement, date of establishment, or photo of your office as part of the design. You can even include a thank you message or holiday greeting to make it more customized to specific events.
While intended for water bottles, the self-adhesive paper stickers work great on various individual-sized bottles. That way, you can personalize soda pop, juice, or other bottled beverages too! The inexpensive sticker labels wrap around the bottle's circumference like a band and work best on standard-sized plastic bottles that hold roughly 20 oz. Peel off the original bottled water or drink labels and replace them with your custom printed ones. We recommend you measure your bottle's circumference to ensure the best fit. The self-adhesive label paper can withstand a limited time in ice but not water. When adjusting your image in the preview, it should fill the entirety of the 8 ½" x 1 ¾" space. Then, you can use the cut and bleed guidelines and arrange your image so your important design elements, text, or imagery are safely inside. Details that fall close to the edge of the label could be cut off in production. There is space on the label marked with a series of diagonal lines indicating an overlap area. The overlap lines show the allotted space at the back of the bottle where the label gets covered when you secure the ends around the bottle when wrapping.
