Custom Vinyl Stickers, Decals and Cut Lettering
Vinyl is one of the most flexible materials in print. It can be printed in full colour and cut to any shape, or supplied as solid-colour lettering with no background at all. The right type depends on what it's sticking to, whether it needs to come off cleanly later, and how long it has to last.
Tell us the surface, the size and whether the sticker will face sun, water, heat or regular handling. That's usually enough for us to suggest a vinyl and finish, and to check your artwork is set up correctly for cutting, including bleed and cut lines.
Typical applications
Product and packaging stickers
Logo stickers, seals and labels for boxes, bags, bottles and takeaway packaging.
Equipment and asset labels
Branded or informational decals for machinery, delivery boxes, fridges and kiosks.
Cut vinyl lettering
Opening hours, names and logos in solid-colour vinyl with no background, often used on doors and walls.
Giveaway and merchandise stickers
Branded stickers for events, packaging inserts and promotional packs.
Floor and counter decals
Directional or promotional stickers for floors and counters, which need a suitable anti-slip or protective finish.
What we need to quote
- Sticker size and shape
- Quantity per design, and how many designs
- The surface it will be applied to
- Whether it needs to be removable later
- Indoor, outdoor or exposed to water or heat
Don't have everything yet? Send what you have and we'll ask for the rest.
Questions
What's the difference between a printed sticker and cut vinyl?
A printed sticker has your design printed onto vinyl and then cut out. Cut vinyl is solid-colour material cut into letters or shapes with no background, so only the design itself sits on the surface.
Will the sticker damage the surface when I remove it?
That depends on the adhesive and the surface. If you need it to come off later, tell us, and we'll look at removable options. Painted walls are the trickiest, so test first if you can.
Can stickers be applied to curved surfaces?
Yes, but the vinyl needs to be flexible enough. Cast vinyl generally handles curves better than calendered. Send a photo of the item and we'll advise.