Multi-Page Labels

Multi-layer labels consist of two or more layers that are adhered to each other. They can be peeled off and unfolded like a book, and then reattached. The outer layer typically contains the main brand and product information, while the inner layers can include additional details, such as instructions for use or promotional messages. This type of label provides flexibility and allows for gradual information disclosure.

In labels with peel-off layers, the top part contains key brand product information, while each lower layer reveals additional text or visual elements. A peel-off label consists of two or three independent layers that can be separated from each other, and then lose or reduce their ability to be reattached. This type of label is commonly used for promotions, games, or gradual disclosure of product content.

Liquid gold is one of the most interesting effects you can use to combine with your paper labels. The authentic yellow gold color, combined with the embossed volume of the effect, makes it a great tool in the hands of designers.

Adding varnish to your labels can highlight certain elements or protect your labels from damage during delivery. The existing types of varnishes are very diverse, including matte, glossy, scented, and can be applied to the entire label or only to certain elements.

Hot stamping is a very suitable effect for paper labels, due to the good adhesion of the foil to the paper and the wide selection of colors and holographic effects.