Custom Printed Self-Adhesive Paper Stickers for
Bottled Water
This collection is a vibrant symphony of color. The combination of buds, flowers and foliage results in an eye-catching design. It is versatile enough to be combined with a variety of themes and complimentary colors can easily be mixed and matched.
Give even your water bottles a touch of flair with these specially designed water bottle labels. Pair with other components of the collection for a cohesive look.
We are now using self-adhesive paper. As a result, they may withstand a limited amount of time in ice but not water. The paper has a matte finish.
Material - adhesive label paper Imperial - 8.5x1.75"H Metric - 21.6cmx4.4cmH
Specifications
8 1/2" (L) x 1 3/4" (W)
21.6cm (L) x 4.5cm (W)
Water bottles not included
Adhesive Paper
Customer Questions
Are these labels waterproof? Will they bleed if they are put in a cooler with ice?
Our water bottle labels are designed to handle light moisture and will perform well in everyday situations. However, if they are fully submerged in water for extended periods, they might start to weaken, as is the case with most labels. For best results, try to keep them dry or use them in conditions where they’re only exposed to occasional splashes.
Custom Printed Self-Adhesive Paper Stickers for
Bottled Water
This collection is a vibrant symphony of color. The combination of buds, flowers and foliage results in an eye-catching design. It is versatile enough to be combined with a variety of themes and complimentary colors can easily be mixed and matched.
Give even your water bottles a touch of flair with these specially designed water bottle labels. Pair with other components of the collection for a cohesive look.
We are now using self-adhesive paper. As a result, they may withstand a limited amount of time in ice but not water. The paper has a matte finish.
Material - adhesive label paper Imperial - 8.5x1.75"H Metric - 21.6cmx4.4cmH
Are these labels waterproof? Will they bleed if they are put in a cooler with ice?
Our water bottle labels are designed to handle light moisture and will perform well in everyday situations. However, if they are fully submerged in water for extended periods, they might start to weaken, as is the case with most labels. For best results, try to keep them dry or use them in conditions where they’re only exposed to occasional splashes.
