Sticky Labels

Sticky Labels is the trading name under which Vine Lodge Products Ltd operates online, a family-run Lincolnshire company that prints labels.

Its pages give two historical dates: the commercial section says it has supplied labels since 1973, while the company history says Vine Lodge Products began in 1974, when Leslie Hall started a mail-order business from the family home. Gideon Hall took over in 2001. Production remains in Lincolnshire, at a former Wesleyan chapel adapted as the company’s workplace.

The range includes custom labels for food, bottles, candles, retail products, addresses, equipment identification, warnings, and security. Orders can be supplied on rolls or sheets, in standard or die-cut formats.

The catalog includes white paper, metallic and fluorescent finishes, white or clear vinyl, and recycled-paper options with compostable adhesive. For branded projects, the store lets customers combine text, logos, barcodes, and images, with choices of color, shape, size, and finish depending on the material.

The online design tool lets customers start with a template, add their wording, and prepare an order; they can also upload their own artwork. The company offers PDF proofs for reviewing a design before production.

Its company information explains how printing is matched to order size: digital equipment is used for full-color runs under 10,000 labels, while larger orders are flexo-printed, where setup costs can be offset by a lower cost per thousand. Some jobs can combine both methods to produce sample labels before the full run.

Sticky Labels handles both small quantities for product trials and orders of hundreds of thousands of labels. It lists a typical dispatch time of two business days, with priority-production and faster-delivery options. Orders can be priced in the online designer; for more than 30,000 labels, multiple designs, or materials and sizes not available in the configurator, customers can request a quote. The Butterwick site handles questions about design, dimensions, and quantity, while the online store accepts orders at any time. That combination serves small makers and retailers as well as organizations that need a consistent supply of product and packaging labels.