Description
Food and drink labels
For bottles, jars, sauces, bakery boxes and drink cups.
Waterproof film – holds through condensation, spills and a wipe-down
Gloss or matte laminate – deepen the colour, or kill the glare
Any shape, any size – from 20 mm up to 300 mm
Customize your stickers
Make it yours— Select your specs, upload your design, and let’s print!
Leave a comment if you have any special requests.
How to order
First order? It only takes a few steps.
Choose your options
Pick the size, material and quantity you need. The price shows as you choose.
Upload artwork
Upload your design when you add to cart, or order first and send it on LINE @heyprint or by email later.
Place your order
Add to cart and check out,
then wait for the proof we send you.
We handle the rest
We check your file and email you a proof. Once you approve it, we print, cut and ship.
HERE’S WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS ORDER MOST
What food and drink orders usually look like
Popular sizes
- Bottle and jar labels: 7.5×5 cm rectangle, or 5×5 cm circle
- Snack and pouch labels: 6×4 cm rectangle, or 4×4 cm rounded corner
- Sauce and condiment labels: 12×8 cm rectangle, or 10×10 cm for a full wrap
Top choices
- Singles on Sheet: one design, peeled off a sheet. Best for small batches and seasonal runs.
- Labels on Roll: one design on a roll, for high-volume runs and applying by hand or machine.
Three materials most food and drink orders use
Waterproof film. Holds through condensation in a chiller, a wipe-down, and hands that have been in the sink.
Best for: Bottled drinks, sauce jars, cold-pressed juice, and anything that goes in a chiller. Ask for the freezer-grade adhesive if it goes below zero.
Transparent waterproof film. The bottle shows through, so the label reads as part of the product rather than stuck on it.
Best for: Juice and smoothie bottles, salad containers, and anything where you want the contents visible. Ask for white ink under light-coloured artwork.
Coated paper, and the cheapest of the nine. Not waterproof, so it is for packaging that stays dry.
Best for: Bakery boxes, granola and dry-snack bags, and gift packaging. Not for bottles, chillers or anything that gets wiped.
Choosing a label that survives your product
Start with where the product lives. A bottle that sits in a chiller, a sauce jar handled with wet hands and a bakery box that never sees moisture are three different jobs. Waterproof film for the first two, paper for the third. If you are not sure, the Sample Pack puts every material in your hands for ฿59 with free shipping, which is faster than guessing and cheaper than reprinting.
Then decide whether the bottle should show through. Clear film disappears into a juice or a cold brew, so the label reads as part of the product. The catch is that light colours and white print faintly on a transparent film; ask for white ink underneath and it prints solid. White ink is free, but we only print it when your file or your message asks for it, so say so when you order.
Last, pick the format by how you apply them. Singles on Sheet is one design peeled off a sheet and suits small batches, market runs and seasonal flavours. Labels on Roll is the same design on a roll, which is quicker by hand and is what an applicator needs. Both are on this page and the price ladder updates as you choose.
On regulated products, Thai food labelling rules cover what has to appear on the pack and in what size. We print what you supply; we do not advise on compliance. If your artwork already meets the rules, it will print exactly as drawn, and a person checks the file before it goes to press.
You explore,
we provide
Not sure which material is right? The heyprint Sample Pack puts a set of our materials in your hands for ฿59, shipping included.
Ask a Label Pro
Got a label but not sure what it’s made of? We can help.
Show us the label you already use and we’ll match the material for you. It’s quicker than guessing.
You send it
Message us on LINE or through our contact form with a photo of your label. If we need the label itself, we’ll send you an address to post it to.
We match it
We ask where it sticks, what it has to survive, your budget and the finish you want, then pick the right material.
You order
You get a personalized order link. Choose your quantity and check out.
Answers to important questions
What to know before you order food and drink labels.
We can switch you to a freezer-grade adhesive on request. Ask for it when you order, because it is not what we use by default.
Yes. A thinner, more flexible film follows a curve without the edges lifting, which is why we usually suggest vinyl for bottles and tubes. On plastics that adhesive struggles with, we can switch you to a stronger adhesive. Tell us the diameter and we will tell you what works.
Only if we print white ink underneath, which we are happy to do at no extra cost. It is not automatic, so say so when you order or put it in the file. Without it, white and pale colours print faint on clear film.
Sheet for small batches, market runs and seasonal flavours. Roll for high volume, and for anything applied with a machine. Both take the same nine materials and the same shapes.
฿250, with free shipping inside Thailand. There is no minimum piece count, so how many labels ฿250 buys depends on the size and material you choose, not on the shape. The price ladder is on screen before you order.
No. We print the artwork you supply. Thai labelling rules cover what has to appear on the pack and how large it must be, and that is your call or your consultant’s. What we do is check the file prints cleanly and send you a proof before the run.
Three business days in production from the moment you approve the proof, then one to two days in transit. Most orders inside Thailand arrive four to five business days after approval.
Everything you need to print & customize
Labels on Roll
Peel & apply
Labels for bottles, jars and packaging, quick to peel and apply by hand.
Stickers
Any size & shape
Cut to the outline of your design, in any size you need.
Materials
Every look & feel
Vinyl, clear, holographic, metallic silver, paper and more.
Find the right material
The material decides how a label looks, feels and holds up.
Here are a few to start with.
