One Product, a Hundred Ways to Use It. We'll Help You Pick the Right One.
From a run of clear BOPP labels for a new product line to a roll of removable stickers built for your exact applicator, we help you land on the material, adhesive, and format that actually holds up where it's going.
client retention rate
substrate options
Rolls & Sheets - either format, any run size
Labels Are Simple Until They're Not
The label itself is easy. Getting the material, adhesive, coating, and wind direction to match your product, your environment, and your application method — that's where a print partner earns their keep.
Built for the Surface
Curved bottles, corrugated cartons, painted metal, cold jars — we match substrate and adhesive to what the label actually has to stick to.
Indoor or Outdoor
Need a label that survives a delivery truck and a summer parking lot? We'll steer you to a substrate rated for it — not just whatever's cheapest.
Any Shape, Any Format
Custom die-cut shapes, clean squares and rectangles, kiss-cut sheets, or roll labels wound to your exact spec — we produce it all.
Application-Ready
Running labels on an automatic applicator? We wind rolls to the direction your machine needs, so your line doesn't skip a beat.
Start With What the Label Needs to Survive
Every substrate below can run in gloss, matte, or clear finish, with a UV or laminate top coat added when a label needs extra protection from handling, moisture, or sunlight.
Uncoated & Coated Paper
The most economical option and a strong fit for general product labeling, packaging accents, and indoor promotional use where cost matters more than moisture resistance.
BOPP (Polypropylene)
Our most-used film — flexible enough to wrap curved bottles and jars, water- and scratch-resistant, and available in white, clear, or metallic silver for a premium shelf look.
Vinyl
A thicker, more rigid film built for the toughest conditions — vehicle decals, equipment tags, and anything that needs multi-year outdoor durability.
Polyester (Clear Film)
Durable and chemical-resistant, with a "no-label look" when printed clear. A common choice for cosmetics, spirits, and asset or equipment identification.
Kraft & Natural Stocks
An uncoated, earthy finish that reads handmade and eco-conscious — popular for food, beverage, candle, and small-batch retail packaging.
Specialty Films
Holographic, metallic, and static-cling options for standout retail packaging, promotional giveaways, and window or glass applications.
Coating / Laminates
- Gloss finish
- Matte / Soft-touch finish
- Clear label - no-label look
- UV - laminate top coat
- No coating - (krafts and uncoated paper)
Rolls or Sheets — Built Around How You'll Use Them
The right format usually comes down to volume and how the label gets applied, not personal preference.
Roll Labels
✅ Built for automatic or semi-automatic applicators and high-volume production lines
✅ Wound to a specific direction to match your applicator (see below)
✅ Best fit for product runs, beverage and food packaging, and repeat orders
✅ Available in individual die-cut shapes on a continuous roll
Sheet Labels
✅ Ideal for hand application, short runs, and in-house printing on your own equipment
✅ Multiple labels per sheet, either uniform or mixed designs
✅ A natural fit for kiss-cut designs, promotional stickers, and mailing or shipping labels
✅ No applicator setup required — peel and apply as needed
Wind Direction: The Detail That Trips Up Every First-Time Order
If you're hand-applying labels, wind direction won't matter much. If you're running labels through an applicator, it's the one spec you can't guess at.
What it is. Wind direction describes how your labels are oriented as they come off the roll — which edge leads first, and whether the label faces out or in. Say it like "winding a clock," not the weather.
Rolls are either outside wound (the label faces out, so it's visible on the roll) or inside wound (the label faces in, so only the liner shows until you unwind it).
From First Question to Rolls on Your Line
Tell Us the Application
Where's this label going, and how will it be applied — by hand or by machine? That answer shapes everything else.
We Match the Spec
Substrate, adhesive, coating, shape, and — for roll orders — wind direction, matched to your product and equipment.
Proof & Approve
You'll see a proof before anything goes to press, so colors, sizing, and cut lines are locked in before production.
Produced & Delivered
Rolls or sheets, ready to load into your applicator or hand-apply straight out of the box.
What Our customers are saying
"We have been working with Integra since 2019, and our business depends on all the great individuals there. They are indispensable to any size business looking to elevate its marketing material and presence."
Marshall Kramer
"Integra is one of our largest and most dependable vendors. They work closely with us and have a problem-solving and customer service-based mindset. Very grateful to work with the Integra team!"
Emily Martin
"The team at Integra Graphics goes above and beyond in terms of the level of service they provide and the quality of print and mail products and processes. I can trust them to take ownership of the project from begining to full completion and have nothing but positive things to say about working with them."
Chris Taft
Labels & Stickers FAQ
What's the difference between BOPP and vinyl?
BOPP (polypropylene) is our most-used label film — flexible, water-resistant, and a great fit for bottles, jars, and packaging. Vinyl is thicker and more rigid, and it's the better call when a label needs to survive years outdoors, like on equipment or vehicles. We'll help you pick based on where the label's actually going.
How do I know which wind direction I need?
If you're applying labels by hand, wind direction is your choice. If you're using an automatic or semi-automatic applicator, check your machine's manual — it will specify the wind direction it requires. Not sure? Send us the make and model of your applicator and we'll confirm the right spec before we run your order.
Should I choose removable or permanent adhesive?
Permanent adhesive is the standard for product and retail labeling — it's built to stay for the life of the product. Removable adhesive makes sense for promotions, pricing labels, or anything meant to come off cleanly later. We can also source specialty adhesives for tricky surfaces like textured or cold-storage packaging.
Can labels be cut to a custom shape?
Yes. Custom die-cut labels are cut to your exact logo or design shape, on rolls or as individual stickers. If you're printing multiple designs on a sheet, kiss-cutting leaves a backing sheet intact so labels are easy to organize and peel. Square and rectangle shapes remain the most efficient option when a custom die isn't necessary.
Do you offer labels rated for outdoor use?
Yes. Vinyl and polyester substrates, paired with a UV or laminate top coat, hold up against sun, moisture, and handling. If your label needs to survive outdoors — on equipment, signage, or shipped products — flag that upfront and we'll steer you toward a substrate built for it.
What's your typical turnaround time?
Turnaround depends on the material, quantity, and finishing your project needs. We'll give you a clear production timeline as part of your quote so you know exactly what to expect.
Is there a minimum order quantity?
We work with both short runs and large production orders. Share your quantity and application when you request a quote, and we'll let you know the most cost-effective way to produce it.
Let's Get the Specs Right the First Time
Tell us what you're labeling and how it's applied — we'll take it from there.