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5 Die-cut shapes that make great sticker labels

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Die Cut Basics: Tips and Ideas - FeltMagnetLooking for a unique way to brand your business? Die-cut labels might be just what you need.

 

Unlike traditional stickers, die-cut stickers are cut into a variety of shapes, which can give your branding a more unique and professional look. And because they’re made from durable vinyl, they can be used indoors or outdoors without fear of damage.

What is a die cut sticker?

A die cut sticker is a sticker is a custom-shaped sticker. The term “die” stems from the way these stickers used to be cut: a custom-made metal die would cut through the material. Nowadays, the die has been replaced with a digital knife, but the name stuck!

 

Die cutting is a popular method for creating custom stickers because it allows for intricate designs and unique shapes that can really add interest to your product or represent your brand in an entirely new way. Let’s look at some examples.

 

  1. Holographic honey

 

Holographic vinyl labels are stunning. Take something as simple as a honey label, die cut it and choose a material like holographic vinyl and bam – you have a premium product. Isn’t it amazing how the holographic effect mimics the golden dew of the honey?

 

  1. Vikings logo 

 

Logos just work. So why not try them on a sticker? This die cut logo sticker not only includes the brand name, it also adds a layer of visual interest through its custom shape. Clear labels are perfect for sticking to hundreds of surfaces, like laptops for the world to see.

 

  1. Pie hamster

 

Now this one is just too adorable, isn’t it? Yes, with die cut stickers, you can even create hamster shapes. Here, these beauties are used to seal custom pie boxes and can also be handed out to customers – the perfect allrounder.

 

  1. Glitter perfume

 

Doesn’t this scream luxury? This custom-made fragrance has met its match with a custom-shaped sticker. It is not only the die cut shape that elevates this product, but also the hint of glitter used on the edges.

 

  1. Bio soap

 

And finally, the odd one out: a paper die cut sticker. Tick, textured paper can create beautiful effects and often makes a product appear hand-made or artisan, just like it does here. However, paper is not as resistant as vinyl, so be sure to only use it indoors.

 

As you can see, die cut stickers come in a variety of shapes and colours, and can be used indoors or outdoors – the perfect branding tool. If you’re looking for an interesting way to represent your brand, consider using die-cut stickers. Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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