

- Quantity
- 50
- Size
- 2x2 in
- Material
- Vinyl
- Turnaround
- Standard
- Ready
- Tue, Oct 20 to Thu, Oct 22
Stickers & Labels
Die-Cut Stickers
Cut to the shape of your artwork, not a square. Waterproof vinyl as standard, or holographic and clear. 50 for $45, 1,000 for $210. About 21c each.
- What die cut means
- Cut to the outline of your artwork, not to a squareIndividual stickers on a backing sheet, kiss-cut so they peel easily
- Sizes
- 2x2 · 3x3 (+$12) · 4x4 (+$25) · 5x5 (+$45)Size is the longest dimension of your shape, not a fixed square
- Material vinyl
- Included. White vinyl with a gloss laminate, waterproofSurvives a water bottle, a laptop, a hard hat, a bumper
- Material holographic
- +$20. Rainbow shift under light, opaque baseSells on merch tables. Fine detail gets lost in the sparkle
- Material clear
- +$15. Transparent, so the surface behind shows throughOnly works on light surfaces. No white ink underneath
- Quantities
- 50 $45 · 100 $65 · 250 $95 · 500 $140 · 1,000 $21021c each at 1,000. The cheapest branded thing you can give away
- Artwork that cuts well
- Bold outlines, no shapes thinner than 1/8 inWe add a small white border around the cut line unless you say otherwise
- File you need to send
- Vector preferred. AI, EPS or PDF with the shape as a path300 DPI PNG with a transparent background works too
- Turnaround
- Standard 3 to 5 business daysContour cutting is a second pass after printing
Stickers are the cheapest branded object a person will voluntarily carry around for you. A laptop lid, a water bottle, a toolbox. That is advertising somebody else is choosing to display.
Die-cut means cut to your shape
The printer lays down the artwork and then a blade follows the outline of your design. You get individual stickers on a backing sheet, kiss-cut so the sticker lifts and the backing stays flat. No scissors, no picking at a corner with a fingernail.
Because it follows your outline, the size you pick is the longest dimension of your shape, not a fixed square. A 3×3 order on a wide logo gives you something 3 in across and shorter than that.
Three materials, three different jobs
Vinyl (included). White vinyl under a gloss laminate. Waterproof and scratch resistant. This is the one for anything that goes outdoors, on a bottle that gets washed, or on a hard hat.
Holographic (+$20). Shifts rainbow under light. It sells on a merch table and kids love it. Be warned: the sparkle competes with your artwork, so fine detail and thin type disappear. Use a bold, simple mark.
Clear (+$15). Transparent, so whatever it is stuck to shows through. Looks superb on glass and light surfaces.
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