Overview & Specifications
What Are Perfume Labels?
Perfume labels go on the bottle: a front label for the fragrance name, and the information copy on a suitable information panel, with placement confirmed for the bottle and any outer carton. Clear labels keep the glass visible; foil and metallic stocks match the bottle's finish.
Perfume Labels sit in the Labels & Stickers range and under Fragrance Packaging.
What it has to do
What Perfume Labels Need to Get Right
Perfume labels need a fit to the bottle face, a material that suits the glass, an adhesive for glass and panels for labeling copy. Each need below is matched to the option that meets it.
01
Fit
A Fit to the Bottle Face
The label is sized to the flat or curved face of the bottle.02
Material
A Material for the Glass
Clear keeps the glass visible; foil, metallic and textured stocks add finish.03
Adhesive
An Adhesive for Glass
Glass surfaces and alcohol-based contents call for a matched adhesive, tested on the bottle.04
Labeling
Labeling Copy
For cosmetics, product identity and net quantity appear on the principal display panel; ingredients appear on an information panel. The brand supplies and approves applicable labeling.
Clear vs Foil Perfume Labels
Choose clear to keep the bottle's glass and juice visible and foil for a metallic finish. The table compares the two.
| Attribute | Clear Label | Foil Label |
|---|---|---|
| Glass visible | Through the label | Around it |
| Look | Minimal | Metallic |
| White ink | Behind opaque color | Under color on foil |
| See | Clear Stickers | Foil Stickers |
Perfume Labels Specifications
Perfume Labels are specified around the surface, the material, the adhesive and the format. Review the specifications below to plan the label.
| Specification | Available Configuration |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Labels for fragrance bottles |
| Category | Labels & Stickers |
| Format | Roll, sheet or individual stickers, by application method |
| Dimensions | Custom width × height and shape |
| Material | SBS, kraft, metallic, holographic, pearlescent or textured paper; PET, vinyl/PVC or BOPP film; clear and foil options |
| Adhesive | Permanent or removable, matched to the surface |
| Surfaces | Glass and validated alternatives |
| Labeling | For cosmetics, product identity and net quantity appear on the principal display panel; ingredients appear on an information panel. The brand supplies and approves applicable labeling. |
| Print Methods | Offset, digital, UV, screen or flexographic printing; full-color CMYK, spot color, white ink plus color |
| Coatings and Finishes | Matte, gloss or soft-touch lamination, aqueous coating, foil stamping, emboss/deboss, Spot UV and raised 3D UV |
| Starting Price | From $1.25 / unit; final price depends on size, material, print, finishes and quantity |
| Minimum Order | 500 units |
| Standard Production | 7 days from approved proof |
| Rush Production | Available on request |
| Shipping | USA and worldwide |
How Do You Size a Perfume Label?
Measure the flat or curved label area on the bottle. Size and shape are set on the approved proof. A sample confirms the fit.
| Measurement | What to Record |
|---|---|
| Bottle | Shape and face |
| Label area | Width and height |
| Material | Clear, foil, metallic or paper |
| Panels | Front and information |
Apply a Sample to the Bottle
Apply samples to filled bottles and check the fit, edges and finish.
What to Check Before Bulk Production
Review samples on filled bottles. Record the approved material, adhesive and size on the signed-off proof. Bulk production starts after that sign-off.
| If the sample shows | Review before approval |
|---|---|
| Edges lift on curved glass | Review adhesive and shape |
| Clear label looks cloudy | Review adhesive clarity |
| Foil scuffs | Review lamination |
| Copy too small | Enlarge the information panel |
Seven days covers standard production from approved proof once the specification is confirmed; delivery timing is confirmed separately.
