Most sticker complaints are not about printing. They are about the label lifting at the corner three days later, and that is almost always a material chosen without knowing where the sticker was going.
Where labels usually fail
Condensation is the common one. A bottle taken out of a chiller sweats, the moisture gets under the edge of the label, and the corner curls. Freezer storage is harder still, because the adhesive has to grip at a temperature it was never meant for. And anything wiped with a damp cloth — a sauce jar, a tumbler, a food container — gets the same treatment every time it is cleaned.
What we need to know
Not just what the sticker says. What it goes on, and what that thing goes through.
A jar that sits on a dry shelf and a bottle that lives in a chiller need different material, and the difference costs nothing to get right at order time. Tell us the container and the conditions and we will match it properly rather than printing everything the same way and hoping.
The rest of it
Waterproof stock prints on the same 1ft × 4ft sheet as everything else, with the same piece counts — 144 at 1" × 2", 80 at 2" × 2", 56 at 2" × 3", 28 at 3" × 3". Same cut shapes: rectangle, square, or contour cut around your logo’s own outline.
Two working days from approved artwork, then couriered anywhere in the Philippines with tracking.
Message us what your product goes through and we will tell you what will hold.