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Printing Banana offers clear sticker printing for glass bottles, clear boxes, drinks bottles, diffusers, skincare and cosmetics packaging. Quotes are based on dimensions, shape, white ink, waterproofing and application position.
Ideal for drinks bottles, diffusers, skincare products, cosmetics, clear boxes and minimalist brand packaging. The appearance of clear stickers is affected by the container colour, the colour of its contents and white-ink treatment. When enquiring, send Printing Banana a packaging photo, your logo, dimensions and the intended application position for review.
Suitable as container labels for drinks, jam, diffusers, candles and more. If the contents are dark, white ink or a white backing must be confirmed.
Suitable for clear boxes, plastic boxes and display packaging while keeping the product visible. We recommend providing a packaging photo and sticker position before requesting a quote.
Suitable for clean, premium brand packaging. A logo, product name and a small amount of information work best; check the contrast of small text and QR codes first.
Suitable for logos, simple product names or sealing stickers. Use dark text and high contrast to reduce the need for white ink.
Suitable for labels on glass bottles, drinks bottles and skincare products. Provide a container photo so the legibility of white text, white logos and QR codes can be checked first.
Suitable for brand packaging ranges, custom-shaped labels and matching clear boxes. Dimensions, dielines, white backing and waterproofing requirements can all be confirmed together.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Clear sticker printing |
| Common uses | Glass bottle labels, clear boxes, drinks bottles, diffusers, skincare products, cosmetics packaging and minimalist brand stickers |
| Size / shape | Quotes are based on the design dimensions, application position and container shape; standard sizes require confirmation |
| Container / background colour | Provide a container photo, the colour of its contents and the application position to prevent the clear-background result from looking too faint or unclear |
| White ink / white backing | White text, white logos, pale elements or QR codes may require white ink / a white backing; provide a separate layer for confirmation |
| Water-resistance requirements | For drinks, refrigeration, bathrooms, outdoor use or contact with water, a suitable material must be confirmed first |
| Finishing | Kiss-cutting, die-cutting and custom-shape dielines require confirmation |
| Factors affecting the quote | Dimensions, quantity, shape, white ink / white backing, waterproofing requirements, dieline, turnaround time and artwork status |
White text, white logos or pale graphics may not be clear on a transparent background, so white ink / white backing normally needs to be confirmed first.
Coffee, tea, dark bottles or patterned backgrounds will affect legibility. Send a packaging photo first to check whether the design needs adjusting.
Refrigeration, contact with water, bathroom or outdoor use must be specified in advance; the clear sticker material must be confirmed for the intended environment.
Clear stickers cannot be judged from an on-screen mock-up alone. Glass, the colour of the contents and background lighting will all change the appearance of the finished product.
If there is white text, a white logo, a white backing or an opaque area, place it on a separate, clearly named layer in the artwork for pre-press confirmation.
Allow sufficient contrast and a safe margin for round bottles, curved application areas and QR codes to prevent lifting, creasing or scanning failures after application.
Use CMYK
Create your artwork in CMYK colour mode and at the correct dimensions
Ensure image clarity
All images should look sharp at 100%, at a minimum of 300dpi or above
Create outlines
Convert all text to outlines and embed all images or linked objects
Save your file
We accept PDF, AI and PSD source files; for special finishes we accept AI only
From posters and backdrops to booklets, we do it all! Let our professional design team craft eye-catching print work for you.
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