Stickers serve as a creative way to decorate, promote brands, or express individuality. Crafted from resilient materials like vinyl, they come in glossy or matte finishes, ensuring durability and visual appeal. Whether applied to laptops, tablets or marketing materials, stickers are designed to grab attention and leave a lasting impression.

Labels serve a practical purpose, primarily used for identification and conveying important information. They are frequently applied to product packaging, shipping containers, and inventory tracking systems.

Die Cutting: This process cuts completely through the material and its backing, leaving individual pieces that match the desired shape. Die-cut stickers, for example, are cut precisely to their design, with no extra backing around them.

Kiss Cutting: This method only cuts through the top layer of the material, leaving the backing intact. Kiss-cut labels remain attached to a larger sheet, making them easier to peel off while keeping the surrounding material for support.

Window cling stickers are a type of adhesive-free decoration or signage designed to stick to glass surfaces using static cling. Unlike traditional stickers, which rely on glue or adhesive, these clings adhere smoothly to windows, mirrors, or other non-porous surfaces without leaving residue. They are typically made from vinyl or other flexible plastic materials and can be easily repositioned, removed, and reused.

Their ability to adhere without adhesive makes them ideal for temporary applications, like holiday decorations, storefront advertisements, or home décor.