Beer Bottle Labels - Printable Blank White Matte - 4 X 3-600 Labels, 100 Sheet Pack - Online Labels (Color: Waterproof Laser)

We used to print these labels on our ink jet printer and, of course, had issues with the ink running when it got wet. OnlineLabels to the rescue! These weatherproof labels are just what our bottles of wine needed for that professional finishing touch. Now the label is every bit as nice as the wine in the bottle.

These labels are perfect for our needs. We print small batches of bottle labels on a Canon color laser and these labels run well with our printer and stand up to moisture on the bottles.

We use these labels on our coffee bags. They are truly water proof and smudge proof. We have had multiple compliments on how professional our packaging is.

Online labels platform made it extremely easy for us to come up with proper labeling for our products.

These weatherproof labels work great for our needs.

Four designs for wedding favors, homebrew. Client extremely happy.

The label alignment for printing moves around a bit too much. Also the OL500LP 4x3 does not have any room for bleed between labels. End up wasting a lot of material.

The color is darker than expected. The print is much smaller than expected on the back label. I can barely make out what it says, also I can't read the smaller print on the front label due to the darker coloring. When I pre-viewed the order the color and print appeared to be perfect but when I received the actual order that was not the case.

These are supposed to be made for laser printers, but when I use them in my Brother HL-L32956CDW laser printer, they either jam the machine or stick together because of the static electricity generated by the polyester. They come out of the machine in one long line, each stuck to the one before it. Also, you can't even use a date stamper (with fast drying ink) on them because they smear. Unfortunately I bought 250 of them and I have to use them up. I do like all the other Online labels I have tried.

It's very difficult to see whether you've printed on the front or back of the label. They stick to the printer and cause the printer to say there's a jam.