There are several reasons to choose white matte labels and a printer that can process them: They are easy to apply on different types of packages and work well with standard "front-and-center" designs. But if you want to catch the customer's attention, you need to employ color labels, and matte stock is perfect for adding texture to illustrations that feature eye-catching shades.
Of course, you'll need to find a label that works with whatever colors and images you choose, which means selecting a shape and size that allows consumers to see all of the details. A color label printer will allow you to put any images you want in full view without giving up definition.
On our website you can read descriptions of different kinds of matte labels, as well as the shapes and rolls that they come in. Using these specs and the lists of compatible printers, your company can form a coherent strategy for its product labels, almost from scratch.
There's a tactile quality to these labels that makes them seem richer and more interesting than the simpler, glossier labels. They are also sturdier, with adhesive that allows them to be applied to a variety of different surfaces, from cardboard to plastic. The surface is important, because it determines the color that your labels will be contrasted with when they are finally applied.
It takes a lot to come up with a winning logo and design, but it shouldn't be difficult to physically print the labels that you need. All it takes is the right printer to make colored labels at the pace you require.