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Product label and sticker printing in Orange County

Design labels for jars, bottles and boxes, or logo stickers for packaging, then get them printed. Labels have more variables than most print jobs, so here's what to work out first.

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Local shops in Orange County: none approved yet. The network is just starting, so requests go to our team first. There's no guarantee a local shop will quote, and we'll tell you about other options.

Food makers, candle and soap makers, coffee roasters and online shops in Orange County use CatalogProFlow to design product labels and stickers. Getting the size, material and format right before you ask for quotes saves a reprint.

Our local print network doesn't have any approved shops in Orange County yet. Quote requests sent today go to our team, who can pass them to approved label and print shops in your area as they join.

Who orders this in Orange County

  • Home and small-batch food makers

    Jar, bottle and bag labels with ingredients and the details the law asks for.

  • Candle, soap and cosmetics makers

    Labels that hold up to wax, oil and water.

  • Coffee roasters, breweries and bakeries

    Bag labels, bottle labels and box stickers, often in several flavors.

  • Online shops and events

    Logo and thank-you stickers for packaging and giveaways.

What to prepare before you ask for a quote

  1. Label size and shape

    Measure the container. For a wrap-around jar label, measure the circumference and leave a small gap or overlap; for flat labels, measure the flat area you want to cover.

  2. Roll or sheet

    Roll labels suit larger runs and hand or machine application; sheets suit small batches. Say how you'll apply them.

  3. Material

    Paper is fine for dry goods. Fridges, freezers, bathrooms and oily products usually call for a film (plastic) label; ask the shop what it offers.

  4. Finish and adhesive

    Gloss or matte, and permanent or removable adhesive, or one rated for the freezer.

  5. Quantity per design

    Each flavor, scent or size is its own design. List how many of each, not just the total.

  6. Final text, checked

    Ingredients, net quantity and any required statements. Label rules are your responsibility, not the printer's.

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Common label and sticker formats

Turnaround and proofs

Custom shapes, specialty materials and roll labels can take longer than standard sheet labels, especially if the shop needs a cutting die for your shape. Ask when you request the quote.

Approve a proof that shows the label at actual size. Text that looks fine on screen can be too small to read on a jar.

Order a few extra of each design: labels get misapplied, especially on curved containers.

Good to know in Orange County

Selling homemade food? Check California's cottage food label rules

California cottage food operations have their own label requirements. The University of California's cottage food guide lists them, including the words “Made in a Home Kitchen” (or “Repackaged in a Home Kitchen”) in 12-point type on the principal display panel, the operation's registration or permit number with the name of the local agency that issued it, the ingredients, and the net quantity in both US and metric units. Check the current requirements with your local environmental health agency before you print. CatalogProFlow and print shops don't review labels for compliance.

Source: UC Agriculture and Natural Resources: cottage food label requirements

How CatalogProFlow helps

  • Request a quote

    Describe the job and attach your artwork. Requests go to our team, who can pass them to approved local shops. Your email and phone stay private: shops message you through CatalogProFlow.

  • Design it first

    Start from a ready-made template at the right size, edit it in your browser, and keep it for the next reprint.

  • Order online or download

    Where our online print partner offers the product, order prints from the editor and have them shipped. Otherwise download a print-ready PDF for any printer.

Questions

Are there approved print shops for labels and stickers in Orange County on CatalogProFlow?

Not yet. Our local print network is just starting, and no shop in Orange County has been approved so far. If you send a quote request now, it goes to our team; if approved shops that print labels and stickers start serving your ZIP code, we can pass it on to them. Meanwhile you can design online and order prints where our online print partner offers the product, or download a print-ready PDF for a printer you already use.

Should I order roll labels or sheet labels?

Sheets are easier for small batches, short runs and hand application at a table. Rolls make sense once you're labeling in volume or using an applicator. If you're not sure, say how many you label in a week and how, and ask the shop.

How do I size a label for a round jar?

Measure around the jar where the label will sit and the height of the straight part of the glass. A full wrap needs the circumference plus a small overlap; a front label is usually a third to a half of it. Print a paper test at actual size and wrap it around the jar before ordering.

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Last reviewed 2026-10-24.