Standard Sizes For Water Label designs in Nairobi Kenya
why water label sizes matter?
- Make the label look more appealing.
- Help convey the right information, like barcodes, composition, KEBS, logo, contacts, and other important label details.
- Make the water label more attractive, especially when your brand is in the market.
- In Additional to this , Always spend your time well to get your water label size; this gives your clients and customers credibility and confidence that the owner took all the time to work on his/her brand.
What determines the right water label sizes
The Shape of the Bottle
This refers to the round bottle where the water label goes around the bottle.
To determine that kind of label, start by determining the circumference of the bottle.
This refers to measuring around the bottle where the bottle label will sit.
If the bottle circumference is 210 mm, always add a margin of 2-3 mm for label overlap.
Type of Bottle Mold
We have different types of bottle molds whose diameter will change depending on the mold shape.
On each bottle mold, they always leave a space or surface-specific mend to paste the label.
The bigger the height space, the bigger the label size for that particular bottle.
Water Label Shape
We have common shapes for water bottles, including rectangular, oval, and square shapes.
We also have die-cut labels for bottles that have irregular shapes; we call them special-shape bottles.
How to Measure your Water bottle for accurate label size step by Step:
If you are new to the water business, this may be a little challenging. We are here to offer simple guidelines on how to do it yourself.
What you need is a tape measure and a ruler.
Step 1:
Take a tape or flexible measuring rule and wrap it around the mineral water bottle to get the actual circumference.
Step 2:
Give your label at least 2 mm allowance by allowing a little overlap, or subtract 2 mm if you do not want any overlap.
Step 3:
Measure the height specifically assigned for the water label from the top to the bottom of the label edge.
Step 4:
Write down the measurements for the height and width of the label; those are the measurements to share with the printer.