Custom cut self-adhesive stickers for logos, illustrations and branded packs. Configure the artwork, finished size and quantity, then approve the proof.
Letting the outline follow the artwork
A die cut sticker uses a cut line around the design rather than a standard rectangular label. Logos, icons and shaped illustrations can use that outline to create a recognisable object. Keep small isolated details and tight corners open for review so the cut shape remains practical.
Artwork, border and finished size
The visible proof needs to show both the artwork and the cut line. Choose how much border you want and confirm the exact dimensions. The final configured quote reflects the selected material, finished size and quantity.
Stickers for merchandise and event packs
Custom stickers can be included with a retail order, offered as a small merchandise item or distributed at an event. Match the material to the planned application and check that the surface is smooth and clean. If you need a reflective effect, compare the holographic product before preparing the design.
Using the online proof
Upload one supported artwork file for the configured design and review the finished size, spelling, border and cut line. Approve the proof before adding the design to the basket. Tiny text, blurry screenshots and very tight cuts need attention at the actual size, even if they look clear on a large monitor.
Artwork approval, production and delivery
Choose the quantity in the current product options, upload the original artwork and review the proof before production. Production timing is confirmed for your approved design and order before production begins. Raise a fixed event or delivery date before ordering.
UK tracked delivery is free after production. Orders below £100 receive Royal Mail Tracked 48; orders of £100 or more receive Tracked 24, based on goods total including VAT after discounts. Production and delivery are separate stages.
Artwork, cut lines and proofing
Because die cut stickers follow the outline of the artwork, the setup stage matters. Clean files and a sensible cut path help produce a stronger final result. This is why vector artwork is usually preferred, especially when the design includes a clear edge or needs a precise shaped cut.
Every order includes a proof before production begins. That proofing stage is important because it lets you confirm not only the artwork, but also the cut line and overall visual balance of the sticker. A well judged cut path can improve the product significantly, while a weak one can make even good artwork feel less polished.
For brands using logos, mascots or shaped marks, that proof stage is the point where the sticker becomes a real product rather than just a graphic on screen.
Ordering quantities and production timing
Available quantities depend on the selected material and configuration. Choose the quantity in the builder and review its final quote. Production timing is confirmed for your approved design and order before production begins. If you have a fixed event date, check it with us before ordering.
A lower friction MOQ is part of what makes stickers work so well. It allows brands to test designs, launch smaller campaigns or create focused merch packs without needing to commit heavily at the outset. At the same time, the format scales efficiently when the need moves into the hundreds or thousands.
That flexibility is one of the reasons die cut stickers remain such a dependable category. They can serve as a low commitment test product or a high volume campaign asset without needing to change the core offer.
