For the people labeling things by hand. Jam jars, candle tins, soap bars, the third version of the kombucha that actually works. UV-printed, matte, kiss-cut so a hundred labels arrive on one sheet, peel one at a time, and end up on whatever was sitting on the kitchen counter at 11 a.m. on a Sunday. Looks intentional. Costs less than intentional usually does.
Any shape you draw, we cut. The tangential blade follows your outline exactly - no rounded corners, no "close enough."
Every artwork passes a real preflight check.(Yes, a human looks at it.) Resolution, bleed, colors - caught before the printer runs.
Free shipping, Europe-wide. (All of it. We checked.) No minimum order, no surprise fee at checkout.
"Which one is better" is the wrong question - they solve different things.
ColorTrue™ solves for color. An 11-color Epson prints green, red, and orange with dedicated inks, so brand colors land exactly - not mixed, not simulated. On 86 µm polymeric vinyl with a UV laminate on top.
UV (150 µm) solves for feel. UV inks on thick polymeric vinyl, matte as standard. Heavier in the hand, premium the moment you pick one up.
If your green has to be your green, go ColorTrue™. If you want the sticker to land on the table with weight, go UV.
Send us a vector file - PDF, AI, SVG, or EPS. If you're working from raster, 300 DPI at final size (PNG, TIFF, JPG).
The essentials:
Skipped a step? Don't panic. Our preflight catches it before anything hits the printer.
No. Each quantity is one design - we print in runs, not assortments. (The pricing works because the run is one file, not twelve.)
If you need multiple designs, add each one as its own quantity. Delivered together, priced individually.
Depends on who you ask. On most sites, "premium" means nothing - it's a word in front of a product.
At Sticker Republic, it refers to specific, measurable things:
Our Economy UV line is a solid product - but we don't call it premium, because it isn't. That's what the word means when we use it.
Shipping is free. (Actually free. The whole of Europe.) Standard road courier across the EU, express courier inside Romania.
If you need it fast, there's a paid option - but it's not a shipping upgrade. It's a priority lane in our production queue: your order moves ahead of the rest, prints first, ships first. Same couriers, different starting line.
Use it when the deadline is real. Skip it when it isn't.
