Custom cut stickers on reflective holographic self-adhesive stock. Configure your artwork, size and quantity, then approve the design proof.
A reflective finish with a custom outline
Holographic stock adds a changing reflection to a shaped sticker. The effect belongs to the material as well as the artwork, so it can look different from one angle or lighting condition to another. Use a recognisable shape and clear print areas to give the design structure.
Choosing where the effect belongs
Show the areas where you want the reflective material to remain part of the design. Ask us to confirm how the print will interact with the stock; do not assume an unlisted white-ink process or a particular coverage result. A layout proof cannot reproduce every physical reflection.
Standard vinyl or holographic stock?
Compare the standard die cut product when you want the artwork without the reflective holographic finish. Both need a checked outer shape, finished dimensions and border. The material choice should be settled before approving the proof because it changes the intended appearance of the design.
Preparing the online proof
Upload one supported file, configure the size and quantity and review the artwork in the builder. The final configured quote reflects the selected material, finished size and quantity. Check tiny text and cut details at the actual finished size, then approve the design before adding it to the basket.
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 and design considerations for holographic stock
The strongest designs for holographic die cut stickers usually have clear edges, bold forms and enough contrast to work with the reflective surface rather than against it. Logos, icons, wordmarks and graphic shapes often perform especially well because the finish adds visual interest without needing the artwork to do too much.
Because the surface is already dynamic, overcomplicated designs can sometimes feel too busy. In many cases, the most effective approach is to let the holographic stock do some of the visual work. Clean shapes and confident layouts often lead to a stronger finished sticker.
That is why proofing matters. The proof allows you to review the artwork and cut line before production begins, helping ensure the design works properly as a sticker rather than just as artwork on a 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.
This balance matters because one of the biggest strengths of sticker products is flexibility. A brand might use a small run for a limited merch drop or a much larger run for order pack ins and distribution. The format supports both without creating much extra operational complexity.
That commercial flexibility is a big part of why stickers stay relevant. They are low friction, scalable and easy to repeat once the design is proven.
