Furniture Polish Labels

When creating a family of furniture care products such as conditioners and oils, be sure to let the customer see exactly what they will be putting on their expensive wooden treasures. By using clear labels and containers, the buyer can see the products inside, showing your quality ingredients. And since your customer will be concerned about the ingredients, your label needs to show caution information and detailed instructions.

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Use the right materials and labels to highlight your wood care products.

The label also needs to be durable as it will be handled repeatedly, often with the contents dripping on the label. This could lead to important label directions becoming unreadable. Always use the right label materials for your labels and consider lamination to make your label look better and last longer.

Furniture Care Product Label Tips


Materials:

  • Flexo label printing allows bright colorful labels in up to 10 colors on clear film materials.
  • Expanded text booklet labels with multiple layer construction let you include large amounts of text for ingredients, caution and handling instructions.
  • Durable label materials hold up to harsh storage conditions and consumer handling.

Artwork:

  • Adding lamination to your label will help it look better and last longer.
  • Custom die shapes can match your label to the lines of the container.
  • Matching front & back labels can enhance a products design.
  • Be sure to add your social media sites and a QR to engage your customers.

All labels can be applied using a label applicator system.

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