Your Label, Your Statement
Master the art of personalized branding in your homebrew, craft-making, or winemaking projects with our Customizable Blank White Labels. These 8.5 x 11-inch labels come in six sheets and feature removable adhesive for easy application and repositioning. Whether you're labelling your wine brand, commemorating a special event, or organizing your creations, these Canadian-produced labels provide the blank canvas you need to make your statement. Designed to adhere to wine bottles seamlessly, our labels enable you to add brand names, vintages, or other essential information.
Key Features:
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Customizable Design: Offers a blank canvas to insert your text, images, or unique branding elements.
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Removable Adhesive: Allows easy repositioning without compromising the label's sticking ability.
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Six Labels per Sheet: Optimizes your printing process, making it more time-efficient.
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Large Dimensions (8.5 x 11 in): Provide ample space for detailed information or intricate designs.
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Canadian Craftsmanship: Produced in Canada, ensuring quality and durability.
FAQ's:
Q: What are the dimensions of each label?
A: Each label measures 8.5 inches by 11 inches, giving you ample space for your design or text.
Q: How many labels come in a sheet?
A: Each sheet contains six blank white labels.
Q: Can I reposition these labels after application?
A: Yes, the removable adhesive allows you to reposition the labels without harming their stickiness or the surface they're applied to.
Q: Are these labels printer-friendly?
A: Absolutely; these labels are designed to be used with most printers, making it easy for you to bring your designs to life.
Q: What kind of adhesive is used?
A: We use a removable adhesive that allows easy adjustments after application.
Q: Where are these labels produced?
A: These customizable labels are a product of Canada, crafted to meet high-quality standards.
Unveil your brand’s full potential with our Customizable Blank White Labels—a canvas for your creativity in homebrew, craft-making, and winemaking.
