Custom stickers for the smallest
thing your brand ships.

The collection covers six live lines — full color (printed edge to edge, trimmed to size), die-cut (cut to your shape), foil (true pressed metallic), spot UV (high gloss over a matte face), vinyl (waterproof, outdoor-ready), and clear (the surface shows through) — with sticker sheets and logo stickers coming soon. Every line is finished to the card-line standard: silk lamination, gloss, true foil, and spot UV. Open any line to see its full spec.

Start with the surface and the use. A logo that deserves its own outline — die-cut. Outdoor life, bottles, and gear — vinyl. Glass or packaging where the surface should show through — clear. A mark that should catch the light — foil. Each product page lists the sizes, finishes, and durability for that line.

Right here. SilkCards has printed premium cards and finishes since 1997, and stickers are made by the same hands, on the same presses, to the same standard. You order online, we proof every job before it prints, and the finished stickers ship to you — no storefront hunt, no surprise on press day. Pick a line above to start.

Yes — that is the point of the collection. Your stickers can carry the same finishes your cards wear: silk lamination, gloss, true pressed foil, and spot UV on the silk finish. Cards, hang tags, and stickers from one maker, one standard, so the smallest thing your brand ships still looks like you.

The vinyl-based lines are printed on waterproof stock and sealed with a protective laminate that resists water, scratching, and UV fading — built for water bottles, packaging, outdoor gear, and the dishwasher. How long a line lasts outdoors depends on the type, so the exact durability rating is listed on each product page — see vinyl or clear for specifics.

A die-cut sticker is cut through both the vinyl and its backing, so the finished sticker is its own custom shape — the one people peel and keep. A kiss-cut sticker is cut through the vinyl only, leaving the backing whole, which is easier to handle and the format behind sticker sheets. Handing them out one at a time? Die-cut. Building packs or sheets? Kiss-cut.

A vector file (AI, EPS, PDF, or SVG) is ideal; a sharp PNG at 300 DPI works too. Every order is proofed before it prints, so sizing and cut lines are confirmed with you first. No print-ready file yet? Design Help can build one with you, then the same artwork carries across your cards and stickers.

Pick the line that fits your use above, choose your options, and upload your artwork — or request a quote if you want a hand. We send a proof before anything goes to press, so you sign off on size, color, and cut line first. It is the same proof-before-print process behind every card we have made since 1997.

Stickers run in set quantities rather than one-offs, and the available run sizes are listed on each product page since they vary by sticker type. If you need a specific count for an event, a product launch, or a mailer, request a quote and we will confirm the right quantity and options with you.

Turnaround depends on the sticker type, the finishes you choose, and the run size, so the production window is confirmed on your proof before the job prints — no guessing. If you are working to an event or launch date, tell us up front in your quote request and we will map the schedule to your deadline.

Yes. This is where the card-line DNA shows: stickers can carry true pressed foil, spot UV, and a silk-laminated face — the same finishes that make the cards. A logo can be cut to shape and foiled so it catches the light. Open the foil line to see the finishes, or pair them on a die-cut shape.

Absolutely — brand and logo stickers are most of what the collection is built for. Put your logo on a die-cut shape, add foil for a premium mark, or run a sheet for packaging and events. Because they are made to the card-line standard, your brand stickers sit alongside your cards and hang tags as one coherent set.