Gloss synthetic inkjet labels combine high color impact with water, oil and scuff resistance. They are the usual choice for beverage, cosmetic, personal-care and outdoor product labels printed on demand.
Where gloss synthetic fits
Craft beverage bottles and cans, cosmetics and personal care, bath products, and outdoor goods — anywhere the label needs shelf impact and will meet ice buckets, bathroom humidity, oils or handling that would destroy a paper label.
Water and scuff resistance
The synthetic (BOPP) facestock resists water, oils and abrasion, and paired with pigment ink the printed image survives condensation, refrigeration and repeated handling without running or fading.
Available sizes and cores
Die-cut rolls in common label sizes ship from stock, wound on cores to suit desktop color label printers. Custom sizes are quoted to order.
Printer and ink compatibility
These stocks are inkjet-receptive and matched to Epson ColorWorks and Canon color label printers. Use pigment ink for wet and chilled applications — dye ink will run on condensation.
Gloss or matte synthetic?
Gloss for maximum color saturation and retail shelf impact; matte synthetic for low glare and a softer look with the same durability. Same printers, same resistance — finish is the only decision.
