Standard Vinyl Labels
See Standard Vinyl Labels in action
Watch the vinyl label options: 50 sizes from a 0.5" circle to a 4.625" CD label on one white vinyl stock, full color or black, from $40.11 for 25.
Vinyl label size runs from a 0.5" circle to a 4.625" CD label in 50 presets, or a custom size up to 6" x 5". Every size prints on one vinyl label stock, Standard White Vinyl, in full color or black, and 25 labels start at $40.11.
- From $40.11 for 25 labels, with the per-label price dropping toward 8 cents as the run climbs to 25,000.
- 50 sizes, from a 0.5" circle up to a 4.625" CD label, plus custom sizes up to 6" x 5".
- Durable white vinyl that resists water, moisture, and tearing, built for bottles, jars, packaging, and outdoor use.
- Full color or black on the front (4/0 or 1/0), with a free online proof or a next-day hardcopy proof before you print.
- 3 business day standard turnaround, with 2-day, next-day, and same-day rush out of the New York plant.
Print a Label That Survives the Real World
A standard vinyl label stays readable where a paper label would smear, curl or tear. The stock is durable white vinyl, a plastic film that resists water, condensation and handling, so your art holds up on a chilled bottle, a soap jar, a shipping crate or a sign left out in the weather. For other rigid and film stocks, see our plastic labels. Standard vinyl labels start at $40.11 for 25. Customers use them to seal products, tag equipment and brand packages that get handled.
They cost more than paper to print, $40.11 against $23.88 for 25, and they last in places paper cannot. To compare them with our other vinyl labels, browse the full lineup on vinyl labels printing, or stay here and build yours from the choices below.
A set of 25 at $40.11 is about $1.60 a label, enough to test how the vinyl holds on your own bottle in the fridge. A warehouse tagging 4,000 assets pays $477.10, about 12 cents a label. Tap any tier below to see the total at that count.
What Are Standard Vinyl Labels
Standard vinyl labels are adhesive labels printed on durable white vinyl at 4OVER4. They print full color or black only on one side, come in 50 sizes from a 0.5" circle to a 4.625" CD label, and resist water, scuffing, and tearing, which makes them a fit for bottles, jars, packaging, and both indoor and outdoor use. The vinyl label stock is one material, Standard White Vinyl Label, printed 4/0 full color or 1/0 black on the front, from 25 to 25,000 labels with up to 12 designs per order. For the same job on the outer box, see our premium packaging labels, and our guide to adhesive packaging labels, seals and tape explains which one fits.
Order a standard vinyl label when a paper label would not survive the job. The stock is white vinyl, a plastic film that holds up to moisture, handling, and temperature swings far better than coated paper. You print your art in full color or plain black on the front, the adhesive back does the rest, and the label stays put and stays readable on a curved bottle, a cold jar, or a shipping crate. 4OVER4.COM prints every order in-house in New York, so the color and the cut match what you approved. If you want a see-through look instead of white, the Standard Clear Labels run on a transparent film, and the Premium Vinyl Labels step up the same idea. Our guide on vinyl vs transparent sticker stock shows when each one reads better.
What Size Should a Vinyl Label Be
4OVER4 offers 50 preset sizes for standard vinyl labels, from a 0.5" circle up to a 4.625" CD label, with a 0.5" circle set as the default. You can also order a custom size up to 6" x 5". Circles, squares, and rectangles are all in the live size list.
The preset list runs 50 deep, starting at a 0.5" circle for a tiny seal or a jar-lid dot and climbing to a 4.625" CD label for discs and large product faces. In between you get a wide spread of circles, squares, and rectangles, so a bottle wrap, a box seal, and a warning tag each have a size that fits. If none of the presets is exactly right, set a custom size up to 6" x 5". All 50 sizes are grouped below exactly the way the live configurator presents them, so you know what you can change before you change it.
- Circles: 11 sizes from 0.5" to 4.5", for jar lids, seals and cap marks
- Rectangles and squares: from a .375" x 1" strip to a 3" x 4" panel, for bottle wraps, box seals and asset tags
- Ovals: 7 sizes from .75" x 1.5" to 4" x 6", for curved bottles and jars
- CD label: 4.625", for discs and large product faces
- Custom: any size up to 6" x 5"
Every size runs on the same white vinyl in full color or black, and you send your art on the blank template for the size you order.
How Much Do Standard Vinyl Labels Cost
Standard vinyl labels start at $40.11 for 25 at 4OVER4, which works out to about $1.60 per label. The price scales with quantity up to 25,000, where the per-label cost falls to roughly 8 cents. A run of 300 is $110.83, 900 is $158.31, and 4,000 is $477.10, and the live configurator shows the exact total before you order.
At the top of the ladder, a 25,000 run is $2,108.88, which drops each label to about 8 cents. Quantities go from 25 up to 25,000, so a short test batch and a full production run both have a home. You can also apply 4OVER4 loyalty coins at checkout for up to 11% off the order, and if you already have a quote in hand, the Price Match beats a lower price from a U.S. retail printer by 10% - the 110% price-match guarantee. Drag the slider below to set your count and watch both the total and the true per-label cost update live, then find the point where one more step up barely moves the budget.
Wally sticks a label that lasts
Why a $40.11 batch of white vinyl labels shrugs off water and wear.
A set of 25 standard vinyl labels starts at $40.11 on durable white vinyl that resists water and tearing. Pick from 50 sizes, print in black or full color, and Wally gets them out same day from the New York plant.
What Color and Proofing Options Do You Get
Standard vinyl labels print in two ink setups at 4OVER4: 1/0 black ink only, or 4/0 full color on the front. Before printing you can go straight to production, request a free online proof, or order a next-day hardcopy proof, and you can run 1 to 12 sets in a single order.
You control both the color and the check. For ink, pick 1/0 for clean black-only labels, or 4/0 for full color when the label carries a photo, a logo, or brand colors. Before the press runs, choose a free online proof to approve the file on screen, order a next-day hardcopy proof to hold the real thing, or send it straight to production when you already trust the file. Running more than one design? You can order 1 to 12 sets in a single job. It is the same white vinyl either way, so the durability does not change with the color you choose.
How Do Standard Vinyl Labels Compare
This is our everyday vinyl label. If you are also looking at a clear film, a premium vinyl or an everyday paper label, the chart below puts the starting price of each next to this one.
How Fast Can You Get Standard Vinyl Labels
4OVER4 prints standard vinyl labels on four turnaround speeds, from same-day out of the New York City facility to a standard 3 business days, with next-day and 2-day options in between. Same-day orders approved by noon EST ship that day, and you pick the speed in the configurator.
Standard production for vinyl labels is 3 business days, and when a deadline moves up you can move with it. Faster speeds add a set amount on top of the base price, so you only pay for rush when you actually need it. Across 4OVER4 orders, 99.8% arrive on time and 82% ship early, so the date you pick is a date you can plan around.
What Can You Use Standard Vinyl Labels For
Standard vinyl labels work as product labels, bottle and jar labels, packaging seals, asset and equipment tags, warning labels, and outdoor stickers. The white vinyl resists water and tearing, so the labels hold up on cold, damp, or handled surfaces where paper would fail, indoors or out.
The vinyl stock lets these labels go where paper cannot. Bottlers and canners use them on chilled, condensation-prone surfaces. Soap, candle, and jar makers wrap them around curved containers. Warehouses print them as asset tags and warning labels that survive handling; for a dedicated range, see our warning labels printing. Shops use them as product and packaging seals that still look sharp after a trip through shipping. Outdoors, the water resistance keeps a logo or a message readable through weather. When you want the everyday paper option instead, the Standard Labels line covers that, and the vinyl here is the pick when the label has to last.
See the Rest of Our Labels
If a clear film, a premium vinyl or a paper label suits the job better, labels printing shows every label style with its starting price, and the full print product range lists everything else we print.
More From Vinyl Labels - Bulk Orders Welcome
Print Your Standard Vinyl Labels Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it is backed by five guarantees and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Pick the size for the bottle, crate or tag, full color or black, and one set per design, all on the same white vinyl. Need them before a launch or a shipment? Same-day production keeps you covered. Print your standard vinyl labels today.
Standard Vinyl Labels: Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is the stock on a vinyl label?
It is durable white vinyl, a plastic film rather than a paper. It resists water, moisture and tearing, which is why it is the choice for a chilled bottle, a soap jar, a shipping crate or a sign that lives outdoors.
Why do vinyl labels start at $40.11 when paper labels start lower?
The film stock costs more than paper, so the starting price for 25 labels is $40.11. The gap narrows on volume: as the run climbs toward 25,000 the per label price drops toward 8 cents, so a large outdoor or product run is not far off paper economics.
Can vinyl labels go outside?
They are built for it. The film resists water and condensation and does not curl or tear the way a paper label does when it gets wet, so equipment tags, outdoor signage and crates are all normal uses. Placement still matters, so press the label onto a clean, dry surface.
Can I print black only on vinyl?
Yes. The front prints either full color (4/0) or black ink only (1/0). Black only on white vinyl is the usual pick for equipment tags, instructions and inventory marks where legibility is the whole job.
What sizes are available?
There are 50 sizes, from a 0.5 inch circle up to a 4.625 inch CD label, and custom sizes can be made up to 6 inches by 5 inches. Rounded corners are a separate option on the rectangular sizes, which helps keep an edge from lifting on a surface that gets handled.
How quickly are vinyl labels produced?
Standard turnaround is 3 business days out of the New York plant, with 2 day, next day and same day rush available. You can lock the artwork with a free online proof, or order a next day hardcopy proof to see it printed on the vinyl first.
