Roll Bottle Labels
See Roll Bottle Labels in action
Bottle labels wound on a 3" core for hand or machine application, 102 sizes from 0.25" x 1" to a 6.5" circle, indoor and outdoor BOPP, foil or felt, from $322.98 per 100 in 6 business days.
- From $322.98 for 100 labels, and because 500 cost the same, the per-label price drops from about $3.23 to $0.65 the moment you scale up, all the way toward $0.07 at 25,000.
- 5 materials: White Gloss for indoor use, waterproof White BOPP and Clear BOPP rated indoor and outdoor, Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil, and textured 70lb Eggshell Felt.
- 102 sizes, from a 1" x 1" square up to a 5" x 7" oval, plus custom sizing up to 7" x 12", with 1/8" rounded or straight-cut corners.
- 3" core with a choice of unwind position, so the roll feeds straight into a labeling machine or goes on by hand.
- 6 business day standard turnaround with a free online proof option, rated 4.8 out of 5 across 4 reviews.
Labels Built for Bottles That Get Chilled, Wet, and Handled
Roll bottle labels are pressure-sensitive labels for wine, spirits, soap and drink bottles, wound on a 3" core so hundreds or thousands stay in order and ready to apply. You feed them onto a bottle by hand or through a labeling machine, and the right material survives an ice bucket, a refrigerator and a wet hand without wrinkling. Wineries, breweries, soap makers and beverage brands order them from $322.98 for 100, rated 4.8 out of 5 across 4 reviews, printed in-house since 1999.
Pick the material for where the bottle goes. Waterproof BOPP keeps condensation from lifting the corners, Clear BOPP gives the no-label look on glass, and textured felt suits a craft brand. To compare them with the sheet formats, browse every option on bottle labels printing, or build yours from the choices below.
One hundred labels cost $322.98, and so do 500, because the roll carries a minimum run, so your per-label cost falls from about $3.23 to $0.65 when you order the larger count. Tap a tier below to see the live roll total and what each step up saves.
What Are Roll Bottle Labels
We print these full color on 5 materials in 102 sizes, from a 1" x 1" square up to a 5" x 7" oval, and wind them on a 3" core. The roll format fits a volume job: a run of wine or craft-spirits bottles, a batch of soap or candles, or a beverage line moving through a labeling machine. The labels come off in order and go onto curved bottles cleanly, with no sheets to peel one at a time. For bottle-specific rolls, the Roll Wine Labels and Roll Beer Labels share the same roll format, and for a beer run off the roll, see our custom Custom Beer Labels.
What Size Should a Bottle Label Be
Size the label to the bottle and the copy. The default 1" x 1" square holds a small logo or a batch code, and the presets climb through tall narrow sizes and wider ovals up to a 5" x 7" oval across the face of a wine or spirits bottle. Set a custom size up to 7" x 12" for anything else. For corners, 1/8" rounded corners resist peeling on a curved surface, and straight-cut corners give a crisp rectangle. The chart below lists every size, material and finish in the same order the configurator shows them.
Three choices decide how the label holds up on the bottle.
Match the material to where the bottle lives
For a bottle that spends time cold or wet, print on White BOPP or Clear BOPP, two waterproof plastic films rated for indoor and outdoor use that hold up in a cooler or an ice bucket without wrinkling. White Gloss stays bright for indoor products, Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil adds a reflective shine, and 70lb Eggshell Felt gives the textured feel many wine and craft brands pick. For a bottle that gets soaked, the Roll Water Bottle Labels are built around that use.
Use clear film for the no-label look
On Clear BOPP the print looks like it sits on the glass, with no visible label edge, the look behind many premium spirits and cold-brew bottles. Add gloss lamination for more shine, or matte and silk lamination for a soft finish that also guards against scuffing.
Start from a correctly sized blank
If your art is ready, download the blank roll bottle labels template for your size. We build it at the real trim size with the bleed and safe margin drawn in, so your design stays clear of the cut. Drop your art in and upload.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Roll Bottle Labels Cost
One hundred bottle labels cost $322.98, a set of 500 costs the same, about $0.65 each, 2,000 run $396.66 (about $0.20 each), and 25,000 come to $1,758.48 (about $0.07 each), across 11 tiers. Drag the slider below to your count and watch the roll total and the per-label cost update live, and spot where one more step barely moves the budget.
Wally makes labels that survive the ice bucket
Waterproof bottle labels from $322.98 for 100, that stay put when the bottle sweats.
A hundred roll bottle labels start at $322.98, and 500 cost the same, dropping the per-label price to about $0.65. Print on waterproof BOPP so the label does not wrinkle in a cooler, add clear film for the no-label look, and pick the unwind that fits your applicator. Wally gets the roll to your line ready to apply.
How Do Roll Labels Run on a Bottling Line
Every order ships on a 3" core, the standard most applicators take, and you set the unwind position so the label leaves the roll in the orientation your machine needs: top of copy first, bottom of copy first, right or left first, or not important when you apply by hand. The roll keeps the labels in a tidy line, which speeds up a bottling run and keeps each label straight on the bottle.
How Do Roll Bottle Labels Compare to the Rest of the Range
Choose the roll for durable labels you apply in volume. If you are weighing a wine, beer or water bottle roll, the chart below lines roll bottle labels up against those siblings with the starting price and rating of each.
How Do You Proof and Print Your Labels
Standard production for roll bottle labels is 6 business days. Before anything prints, you decide how to proof: pick the free online proof to see a digital mockup of your label and approve it, or choose straight to production when your file is already press-ready and you want to save a step. Upload your artwork as a print-ready PDF, JPG, or PNG built to your chosen size with bleed, and the configurator handles the rest.
See the Rest of Our Labels
Scan the full print product range any time. A wine, beer or water bottle roll, or a different material, each have their own product page and starting price.
More From Bottle Labels - Bulk Orders Welcome
Print Your Roll Bottle Labels Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by five guarantees and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Pick the size, material and finish, and your labels stay put on a chilled, wet, well-handled bottle and feed cleanly onto your line. Choose your material, set your unwind, and print your roll bottle labels today.
Roll Bottle Labels: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the largest label I can print for a full bottle wrap?
Custom sizing goes up to 7" x 12", the size to use when the label wraps most of the way around a wine or spirits bottle. Below that there are 102 preset sizes from a 1" x 1" square up to a 5" x 7" oval, including 2" x 7.5" and 2.125" x 8.125" water bottle wraps. For a bottle that gets chilled, print the wrap on waterproof White or Clear BOPP.
Which material should I use for a bottle that gets chilled?
Waterproof White BOPP and Clear BOPP are rated indoor and outdoor, so condensation does not lift the corners in a fridge or an ice bucket. White Gloss suits indoor use, Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil adds a reflective finish, and textured 70lb Eggshell Felt gives a wine label feel.
Who typically orders roll bottle labels?
Wineries, breweries, soap makers, and beverage brands. The common thread is a run of hundreds or thousands of identical bottles where the labels need to stay in order and ready to apply rather than sitting loose on sheets.
Can I apply them by hand?
Yes. Each label peels off the liner and presses straight onto the bottle, and the roll simply keeps them in sequence while you work down a line of vessels. The same roll also feeds a labeling machine if you scale up later, provided you set the right unwind position.
How much does the price drop if I order more?
A run of 100 starts at $322.98. Since 500 costs the same, the per-label price falls from about $3.23 to $0.65 the moment you scale up, and it keeps sliding toward $0.07 at 25,000.
Can I add a lamination?
Gloss or matte lamination is an option, and corners can be 1/8" rounded or straight-cut. Lamination adds a layer over the ink, which helps on a bottle that gets handled repeatedly.
What is the turnaround?
Standard production is 6 business days, with a free online proof option before the roll runs. Shipping time comes on top of production.
