We print self-adhesive jar labels in short and long runs alike – ideal for jams, preserves, honey, oils, cosmetics and artisan products. The materials stand up to moisture, grease and refrigeration.
Supplying both small home producers and industrial plants needing tens of thousands of labels a month. Every order is quoted individually.

The jar is one of the most widely labelled containers there is – it appears in kitchens and pantries, on farms, in cosmetics workshops and on craft stalls. Our self-adhesive labels perform in all of these settings because the facestock and the adhesive are matched precisely to the application.
A honey jar label is the beekeeper's calling card. We offer white, gold and silver facestocks alongside kraft and rustic matt papers that bring out the natural character of the product.
Jam jar labels have to survive the moisture of pasteurization and the cold of the fridge.
We use waterproof facestocks with a condensation-resistant adhesive.
Labels on oil and sauce jars need to resist grease marks during filling and in use.
We work with PP film or coated papers that do not absorb oil.
Jars of jam, honey or soy wax candles are a popular favour at weddings, christenings and corporate events. We can print a run in which every label carries a different guest's name.
Small batches of homemade preserves, spreads, dips or cosmetics call for short runs. Digital printing also allows serialization – every label can carry different content, such as the flavour or the batch number.
Creams, balms, body butters and serums in glass jars need labels that resist greasy fingers and contact with oils. We use laminated PP film: the colours do not fade and the label will not wrinkle in humidity.
Choosing the right facestock is the key to a label that lasts. Paper jar labels look natural and cost less; film labels survive contact with moisture, grease and the fridge. Here are the materials available and what each is best suited to:
Best for
Jams, craft products, dry goods
Properties
Natural look, writable with a ballpoint pen, economical
Finish
Best for
Premium products, confectionery
Properties
Vivid colours, high shine, shows fingerprints
Finish
Best for
Preserves, pickles, ferments, frozen goods
Properties
Resistant to moisture and condensation, stays put on a damp jar
Finish
Best for
Cosmetics, oils, greasy products
Properties
Resistant to oils and creams, flexible, dishwasher-safe, colour-fast
Finish
Best for
Premium cosmetics, sauces, pale honeys
Properties
'No-label look' – the label disappears against clear glass
Finish
Best for
Honey, luxury products, gifts
Properties
Metallic effect, premium appearance, highly durable
Finish
Best for
Organic products, zero-waste, craft goods
Properties
Natural brown appearance, reinforces the artisan character of the product
Finish
Best for
Jams, craft products, dry goods
Properties
Natural look, writable with a ballpoint pen, economical
Finish
Best for
Premium products, confectionery
Properties
Vivid colours, high shine, shows fingerprints
Finish
Best for
Preserves, pickles, ferments, frozen goods
Properties
Resistant to moisture and condensation, stays put on a damp jar
Finish
Best for
Cosmetics, oils, greasy products
Properties
Resistant to oils and creams, flexible, dishwasher-safe, colour-fast
Finish
Best for
Premium cosmetics, sauces, pale honeys
Properties
'No-label look' – the label disappears against clear glass
Finish
Best for
Honey, luxury products, gifts
Properties
Metallic effect, premium appearance, highly durable
Finish
Best for
Organic products, zero-waste, craft goods
Properties
Natural brown appearance, reinforces the artisan character of the product
Finish
From enquiry to finished label – straightforward, quick, with full design support.
For damp applications – jams, pickles and preserves kept in the fridge – we recommend labels on a waterproof facestock (synthetic or wine paper) or on PP or PE film. The adhesive on these labels resists moisture and condensation, so the label will not lift when the jar comes out of the fridge. Matt paper labels cost less, but in contact with moisture, they may eventually peel away or break down.
Yes – it's the most common option. We accept PDF and AI files. Artwork should be at least 300 DPI, in CMYK, with a bleed of at least 1.5 mm.
Measure the circumference of the jar (or its diameter multiplied by π = 3.14) and its height. The label should be slightly shorter than the full circumference – usually 80–90%, so it does not overlap itself – and slightly shorter than the jar, to allow for application tolerances. If you can't measure accurately, post us a jar (or several), and we'll measure it and propose the optimum size free of charge.
That depends on the adhesive. We offer a permanent adhesive (hard to remove – the standard for retail products) and a removable adhesive (peels off cleanly without residue – popular for reusable jars, gifts and seasonal products). Please state which you need when you order.
Yes. We print QR codes as well as EAN-13, EAN-8, Code 128 and DataMatrix barcodes. Codes can be static (identical on every label) or variable (a different code on each – useful for batch numbering or personalization). Variable codes require a CSV file containing the serialization data.

This certification confirms our dedication to refining our processes to supply products and services that align with customer expectations and legal obligations.
This certification attests to our expertise, and top-notch quality in handling UPM Raflatac products, and our status as a trustworthy and verified partner.
This certification guarantees that the timber resources used in our products are sourced from responsibly managed forests and other verified sources.