MakeStickers debuts line of metallic labels with craft breweries in mind (and a discount code)

MakeStickers, a provider of custom stickers and labels, debuted a new line of metallic labels that offer businesses of all sizes a sophisticated solution for their product labels. But MakeStickers did specifically have craft beer and the brewing industry in mind with this roll out.

“We recognized a demand for metallic labels from those in the craft beer and brewing industry (including several who already partner with us to print custom labels and stickers) as well as a need for printers providing low-quantity orders while remaining affordable and competitive in price,” they tell us.

MakeStickers also recently partnered with the Beer & Wine Federation, as one of their go-to label printing partners for their members in the brewing, distilling, and wine space.

If you’re curious and want to give these metallic labels a try, they sent us an exclusive discount code you can use one-time for $20 off an order of $50 metallic labels. The deal ends Friday, Aug. 11, at 11:59 p.m. CT. To redeem, use code CRAFTBREW20 at checkout or visit the website directly.

FYI, we get no kick-back from that. Just passing it along because, hey, a deal is a deal.

More on the label

MakeStickers’ decision to offer metallic labels was driven by a desire to provide all brands, regardless of their size or quantity needs, the opportunity to create labels with a premium appearance.

Noted for their above-industry-average turnaround times, Adam Feil, president of MakeStickers, highlighted the company’s streamlined online ordering process, which ensures delivery quickly and efficiently. “Brands can have their premium labels in hand within days of purchase.”

MakeStickers’ metallic labels offer design possibilities. Customers can use the metallic material as a full background, giving the entire label a striking metallic appearance. Alternatively, they can strategically request to incorporate the metallic effect into specific parts of their artwork, design, or logo, resulting in an effect reminiscent of foil embossing. Metallic labels also feature a matte laminate, which allows individuals to write on the label surface.