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Got a sticker stuck on a surface you can’t get off? Whether you’ve got an outdated promotion window sticker, some branding you no longer love or had a little one stick an unwanted sticker on your wooden table, stickers, although we love them, can sometimes be a bit of a nightmare to remove, especially from difficult surfaces. When peeling price tags stickers, manufacturer labels, or any given product sticker, we can be left with a sticky residue or a particularly stubborn sticker might leave behind half the sticker. Our choice of removable stickers help massively reduce the risk of residue being left behind, but if you’ve changed your mind on what you once wanted to be a ‘permanent’ sticker, don’t panic. We’ve put together our guide on how to remove stickers from different surfaces, which will help you remove even the trickiest of stickers!
When you have a small business, every sale is important. Make your packaging work to build your brand reputation, protect your products and encourage repeat sales.
Packaging is a great way to make your products stand out from the crowd. Take a look at our pick of the best packaging design ideas for small businesses.
Side hustles are growing more and more common. Whether it’s a friend selling upcycled furniture on Etsy or a colleague selling vintage clothes online, everyone seems to be doing it! With our step by step guide to starting an online business, you can discover everything you need to know to make your new business a success.
Consumers are becoming increasingly aware of their environmental impact. Over the past few years, buyers are moving towards making more ethical, environmentally-friendly purchases. Activists like Greta Thunberg are raising awareness of issues such as climate change - and people are starting to listen. In fact, a study by Unilever in 2017 revealed that a third of consumers actually prefer environmentally conscious brands. So what does this mean for businesses in 2023? Demand is clearly increasing for eco-friendly alternatives to previously harmful products. As a result, brands are having to reconsider how green their products are - from the materials they use to manufacturing and transportation.
Not sure how to make your products more sustainable? Below you’ll find 15 eco-friendly, sustainable packaging ideas, plus information about why it could be valuable to your business, and answers to some frequently asked questions. This way, you can start making more sustainable choices and delight your customers.
Labels survive under the most bizarre of conditions. When items are stored in a cool environment fewer pests emerge to destroy the packaging including the labels. This is why in places that are frozen for much of the year, the surviving labels have enabled explorers to identify the time frame that a derelict habitation was abandoned. This is particularly true of labels on aluminium cans and other packaging that was used before plastic became the common denominator for packaging.
Sticky labels are not an obvious thing for charities or good causes to need but as the story below will testify, people can be imaginative.If we can help your good cause, please contact us via the contact page or email and outline the purpose of the stickers and the charity/cause involved as well as artwork if you have any at this stage
Becoming a fully qualified and experienced graphic designer takes years of study and at least as long in industry. Up until relatively recently, most design work was done by the professionals but since the advent and proliferation of computers and especially the internet, this task has been increasingly attempted by the layman
There are 4 types of adhesive for stickers and labels: Static Cling, Removable, Permanent, High Tack (or Extra Permanent). Static cling is basically no adhesive and uses the laws of physics to remain stuck by clinging to the surface. Removable adhesive allows you to apply and remove without leaving any sticky residue. Permanent is by far the most popular and will remain stuck under most conditions. High Tack is used if the sticker needs extra grab due to the surface it’s being adhered to, or it’s to be kept in extreme conditions.
Some people love wrapping Christmas presents and spend time getting all the folds right and the edges neat. These people revel in the tradition and see it as part of the festive process. Other people find wrapping gifts a chore and would prefer not to bother, they see it as a necessary but tedious part of the overall experience.
Self-adhesive labels. They're everywhere, from high street shops and supermarkets to small business window displays, but where did they come from? Easy to apply, not so easy to remove, but from whence did they come?
