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Step 1:Select your product specification and quantity to get your price
Step 2:Follow the instructions for your artwork or use our design service
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Step 4:You will receive a digital proof to check before we print
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Day 3 to 5
Step 5:We then print & dispatch your order
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Why not order a sample.
Bespoke Candle Labels for your Scented ProductsPrinted in the UK
Custom candle labels printed on cost-effective high-quality materials. Choose matte or gloss laminate to protect the labels from wax, oil, and chemicals, making them durable and long-lasting. Suitable for a variety of environments and have working temperatures from -20c to +80c.
Any shape or size with full eco-friendly five colour printing including white at no extra cost.
We print everything in-house, so we have complete control of quality and delivery ensuring you get the perfect result and an amazing customer experience.
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Why are Candle Labels Important?
The united kingdom has seen a huge growth in the scented candle market. With more and more self employed people starting up there own handmade candle businesses, its now as important as ever to have a memorable brand that suits your scented products. Well designed printed labels become a huge part of your candle brand and can make an almost instant impact on your sales.
Creating a Effective Candle Label
When seeing a scented candle on the shelf or even in an online store, one of if not the first thing you look at is the label. This gives you a few seconds to attract a potential customer which is why having an amazing brand label is crucial. There are multiple parts to creating an effective candle label.
Logo and Business Name – This can normally be seen as the same thing as most brands include their company name as part of their logo. You want people to know that this candle is from your company. It will also become more powerful when adding it to new product lines as you will have consistency across your brand.
Scent – As scented candles all look fairly similar it’s important to clearly display the scent of the candle. This is normally displayed underneath the logo as it’s the next important factor that may interest a potential customer. Some brands decide to change small parts of the design to emphasize the different scents. This could involve changing the colour of the text/background or introducing a small image or icon thats related to the scent. These can all be simple but clever ways of ensuring all of your scented products don’t look too similar.
USP – A USP or ‘unique selling point’ is what sets your products apart from your competition. For a candle brand this could include that fact your products are natural, or contain a specific ingredient that sets them apart. It can be good idea to show multiple unique selling points as long as you don’t have design that’s too text heavy.
Weight – The last component of a candle label would be some text displaying the weight of the product and the burn time. Normally this is positioned towards the bottom of a design in smaller text.
Minimalist Design – A popular theme for modern candle labels is simplicity. Sometimes choosing the right fonts and embracing empty space can work magic on your candles. Sometimes a design can be overcomplicated which can have a negative effect on your brands appearance. At Sticker Gizmo we offer a design service where we can create the perfect designs for you. Our experienced designers are ready to work with you to create candle labels that are out of this world! Make sure you select the Desing Service option when placing a order.
Choosing the Right Material – Luckily, we have made this easy for you as we have selected the materials that work the best as candle labels. We offer 2 paper materials and 2 vinyl options for those who want extra durability. All materials are available with matte and gloss finish options. All of our labels are suitable for use on candles. You can view our full range of label materials here.
What are CLP Candle Labels?
The CLP Regulation is a European Union regulation which stands for classification, labelling and packaging. Its standard practise to put a CLP label onto your candles and wax melts as they can contain a mixture of chemicals. The labels don’t just display text but also specific warning icons and statements. If you are selling your candles in the UK or EU then CLP labels are a legal requirement. Any hazardous materials mixed into your candles need to be clearly labelled for the customer. Luckily CLP labels have a standard layout and are easy for you or us to create! The section below goes into detail about what makes up a standard CLP warning label. Please note this may slightly differ depending on the product.
1. Product Name / Identifier - This would be the name of the product, fragrance or 6. Batch Number – Batch numbers are important as they can help as part of the manufacturing process but also become useful regarding quality. They can help you identify production issues as a batch number can change depending on the time, date and location.
2. Signal Word – This can change depending on the classification of the hazardous chemical found within your mixture. Examples are "Danger" for hazardous substances and "Warning" for those less hazardous
3. Hazard and Precautionary Statements – Different chemicals present different hazards therefore this section can differ from product to product. The text will include the specific hazards, the possible dangers and their severity. Precautionary statements will also be required. These are to help customers prevent or reduce the risk of damage to health or the environment.
4. Allergen Information – Any allergens that can be found in any elements of your product should be shown here. This area can be bold so its easy to spot.
5. Hazard Pictograms – These are simple warning icons used to represent specific hazards that could be caused by your product. Its crucial that the correct pictogram are used as each relates to its own hazard.
6. Batch Number – Batch numbers are important as they can help as part of the manufacturing process but also become useful regarding quality. They can help you identify production issues as a batch number can change depending on the time, date and location.
7. Supplier Address and Phone Number – CLP labels must contain these details for insurance and liability reasons. It’s also important that your customers can contact you should it be required.