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DIY: Bottle Labels
submitted about 11 years ago by [deleted]

Where can I get high quality (as low price as possible) labels that hold up well on plastic/glass bottles? How would you suggest I print them, as in what kind of printer ink holds up well for the life of the bottle's usage.

I'm going to have a friend design a sort of logo and I want it to print in decent quality, have room for PG/VG, nic and some smaller information like "Steep me" or "Made in USA", etc.

I would like some labels like these to start with until I can work on the graphics for some higher quality labels, but these are sold in NZ.

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by Botboy141about 11 years agoMixing like a mad man...

Online Labels is my preferred label vendor. Their waterproof labels for either inkjet or laserjet work wonderfully. They are customizable and they will provide you with the template, price is very competitive as well. They will also help you design a template.

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by Marikc1about 11 years agoMixologist

TY :)

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by RunneroftheFoodabout 11 years ago

I have the Dymo Duo, and I enjoy it a lot for these kinds of purposes, it enables me to print smaller labels for small bottles and throw out a huge label for my 60ml/4oz bottles.

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by shanebonannoabout 11 years ago

Can confirm. I use these at work, and they are the shit.

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by joekerr37about 11 years ago

I don't have an answer for you but check out reddits like /r/crafts ... people in those reddits tend to have the best answers to questions like this.

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by morgansdoorabout 11 years ago

Just get small vinyl stickers. Stickerguy.Com is one I remember using for band stuff.

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by Madnapaliabout 11 years ago

Black and white only, but the Dymo Turbo 350 is really good for the money.

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