Model: LBL-044

Cold Brew Bottle Wrap Label

Moisture-resistant wrap labels for cold-brew bottles, cafe retail, and refrigerated coffee programs.

Custom Options

StructureRoll or sheet labels
MaterialCoated paper, synthetic film, textured stock, or application-specific adhesive
UseMoisture-resistant wrap labels for cold-brew bottles, cafe retail, and refrigerated coffee programs.
FinishMatte, gloss, foil, or thermal-compatible options
MOQFrom 2,000 pcs

Custom Labels & Stickers Options

Build the label from application surface to final finish

Label artwork, dielines, rolls, sheets, and material samples

STEP 01

Share or create the design

Send your artwork or a physical pack reference, or let XJY develop the label layout with you.

Label samples being reviewed on plain bottles, jars, rolls, and sheets

STEP 02

Sample and test

Confirm size, material, adhesive, print, and finish on the actual application surface.

Label production, inspection, rewinding, packing, and delivery preparation

STEP 03

Produce and deliver

After approval, we print, convert, inspect, pack, and prepare the labels for delivery.

1. Choose the supply format

Match application speed, pack shape, and label area

Roll labels

For automatic or manual dispensing with core, gap, and winding direction confirmed.

Pressure-sensitive labels arranged on flat sheets

Sheet labels

Organized on flat sheets for hand application, samples, and multi-SKU programs.

Die-cut labels

Individual shapes cut around the artwork for packs, seals, and promotional use.

Wraparound label fitted around a plain cylindrical bottle

Wraparound labels

Extended label area developed around cylindrical bottles, jars, and containers.

Tamper-evident seals

Seal geometry is matched to the closure, opening direction, and evidence required.

Booklet labels

Peel-open multilayer formats for compact packs that need additional information space.

2. Choose the face stock and adhesive

Surface, environment, and removal needs guide the material system

Face stock, adhesive, liner, print route, and application conditions are confirmed together. Final suitability is tested on the actual pack.

Coated paper

Smooth printable paper for retail graphics, product information, and general indoor applications.

Select adhesive and varnish around surface energy, moisture, and handling.

Kraft paper

Natural fiber appearance for understated, craft, food, and lifestyle presentation.

Color matching and fine detail should be sampled on the selected brown or white kraft stock.

BOPP film

Clear, white, or metallized film for moisture resistance and clean container graphics.

Film, adhesive, container shape, and dispensing route are tested as one system.

Durable PET and vinyl label rolls and die-cut samples

PET or vinyl

Durable synthetic stocks for demanding handling, outdoor exposure, or technical identification.

Required life, removal, chemicals, temperature, and compliance documents must be specified.

3. Choose the print process

Flexographic print

Efficient repeat production for roll labels with controlled spot color, coating, and inline converting.

Digital print

Useful for prototypes, shorter runs, more SKUs, and variable graphics without conventional plates.

Specialty or variable route

Screen, thermal, foil, sequential, barcode, and variable-data needs are reviewed against the application.

4. Choose the surface treatment

Control protection, sheen, touch, and selective detail

The face stock, ink, coating, laminate, dispensing method, and end-use environment must remain compatible.

Matte laminated labels with a low-glare surface

Matte lamination

Low-glare protective film with a calm, premium surface.

Gloss laminated labels with reflective highlights

Gloss lamination

Reflective protective film that lifts color and improves wipeability.

Paper labels with restrained metallic foil accents

Foil stamping

Metallic accents applied to selected logos, borders, or graphic details.

Spot UV

Selective gloss or tactile contrast over a compatible printed surface.

Before production

Approve the label on the real container—not only on screen

Confirm dimensions, dispensing direction, adhesion, color, finish, barcode or variable data, packing, and application conditions before the production specification is released.

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