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Looking to expand business with my own brand.
 

Right now i'm in the process off finishing up my design for my bottled products - Plannning on making own branded product in a very niche market right now, i'm already selling someone elses branded products.

I've been thinking about this for months now, thought to myself why should I sell someones products? I think it's finally time to make the move and make my own brand whilst it's still niche - I now have solid sources which can provide me with the quality i required at affordable prices - my product was also certified with the sample i sent to the cert company - which i can now include on the label - I have carried out some market research aswell amongst other things - don't want to go into too much detail.

I feel the design of the product (label) is highly important aswell - aiming to have the best around and i'll settle for nothing less.

Does anyone have any experience when it comes to label printing? good printers for proff labels? for bottles or other products for that matter - looking to make proffesional labels none off them normal white and black stickers.

Any advice would be appreciated, thanks. :peace:

As for labelling...Brother has a good line of label makers but not sure if any colour available.

You can get labels for your inkjet or laser printer here:

Blank wine, beer, and water bottle labels for you to personalize or customize - OnlineLabels.com

These are printable labels for your inkjet or laser printer. They turn out amazing - you can probably get them cheaper on ebay. If your looking for a professional design, you should hire someone whom is good in photoshop. You'll need your own design and logo anyhow.

I suggest using a color laser printer for your labels, as they are waterproof and are more durable. With an inkjet printer, the ink comes off easily if you touch it with wet fingers.

Some solid advise burning thanks - all taken on board and have put the link on my favs.

You can probably find cheaper labels on ebay UK, just make sure you get the correct size to fit your bottles. Inkjet and laser printable labels are the way to go! More importantly is the design of your labels!