Custom Printed Labels
Custom Label Printing for Your Business
Your labels do more than identify a product. They introduce your brand, share important information, and give your packaging a professional finish. With custom label printing from Brown & Pratt, you can create labels that bring your brand to life while meeting the practical needs of your business. Use our pressure-sensitive labels for bottles, shipping, nutritional information, barcodes, packaging seals, and in-store branding. Choose colors, shapes, materials, and adhesives that fit your needs. Your label specialist will help you compare the options, so you can focus on your business rather than sort through unfamiliar printing terms alone. Comparing custom label printing companies? You deserve a partner who takes the time to understand your business. Brown & Pratt has helped customers with their packaging needs since 1954. We bring that customer-first approach to your label order, with personalized guidance and a focus on quality, value, and long-term relationships.
Shapes That Fit Your Packaging
Choose from over 2,000 stock dies for circles, squares, rectangles, and specialty shapes. We’ll help you find a fit or determine whether you need to purchase a custom die.
Material and Adhesive Options
Explore paper, film, foil, and other label options with permanent or removable adhesives. Tell us how you’ll use your labels, and we’ll help you narrow the choices.
Formats for Your Workflow
Choose rolled, sheet, or fan-folded labels, with die-cut and butt-cut options. We’ll help you consider how your labels will be handled and applied before you place your order.
Flexible Order Quantities
We work with businesses of different sizes. Your account representative can help you choose a quantity that makes sense for your project and budget.
Get a Custom Label Quote
Ready to give your packaging a more professional look? Tell us what you’re labeling, the quantity you have in mind, and your preferences for size, shape, color, or adhesive. Artwork is helpful, but not required to begin. We’ll help you identify suitable options and prepare a quote, even if you haven’t settled every detail yet.
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Choose the Right Custom Label
Size and shape: Measure the labeling area and try a paper mockup on your packaging to check the fit. Leave room for your logo and product information. Material options: Choose from paper, fluorescent, vinyl, acetate, solid foil, polyester, and polypropylene. Share details about moisture, handling, or storage conditions so we can discuss a suitable option. Permanent or removable: Consider whether the label needs to stay in place or be removed later. Tell us whether you’re labeling glass, plastic, cardboard, or another surface. Supply formats: Rolled labels wind onto a roll; sheets lie flat; fan-folded labels stack in folds. Tell us about your application method and equipment before selecting a format. Cutting options: Die-cut labels use a shaped cutting tool. Butt-cut labels meet edge-to-edge without a gap. Your specialist can help you determine the appropriate option for your design.
Order & Printing Details
Quantities that fit: We accommodate short runs and large orders. For many small labels, 1,000 labels or more is an economical starting point. One of our representatives will be happy to help determine the right quantity for your needs. Affordable custom labels: Compare quantity, size, material, and format with your budget in mind. An existing stock die may meet your needs without purchasing a custom die. Artwork and preparation: Artwork helps us understand your design and quote accurately. Ask your representative about file requirements, proofing options, and sample availability before placing your order. Multiple designs: Planning labels for several products or variations? Share the number of designs and quantities needed for each so we can discuss your project.
Lead Times
Share your required delivery date when requesting a quote, especially for a product launch, promotion, or restock. Ask your representative about production timing and shipping time separately so you can plan around when your labels are expected to arrive. Not sure where to start? Tell us about your product, packaging, and budget. We’ll help you compare label options and choose a practical solution for your business. Let’s get your next label project moving.
