Have You Thought About Printing Digitally?

Clarissa Marchia • Jun 11, 2018
Fort Hill Brewery Beers

Photo Courtesy of Fort Hill Brewery

 

Printing digitally is a perfect solution for companies or brands with low quantity orders who need their labels as quick as possible! This type of printing can expand the variety of color choices and vibrancy within your label. With today’s new technology, digitally printed labels can be matched to Pantone colors with a flawless registration calibration to create clean, crisp images.

Fort Hill Brewery uses vivid color and customized illustrations to make their G-Fresh beer labels stand out. The brewery was able to achieve the label’s eye-catching purple and green colors by taking advantage of Dion Label Printing’s digital printing capabilities. They also used a matte varnish, which gives the labels an attractive element consumers in the craft beer industry are looking for.

Paumanok Vineyards label

By having these options when printing digitally, your labels can expand their design capabilities by tenfold! Different substrates, like wood veneer or estate paper, and unique die cuts can give a label the opportunity to create a connection with consumers. Many wine labels are made with estate or linen paper and are cut with a rectangle die cut because of the classic look it offers. But, Paumanok Vineyards went against industry standards and created their 2012 Blanc de Blancs wine label with an interesting die cut made on silver material with a matte finish. By carefully selecting the right material, design and decorative option, you’ll be able to enhance your low volume run of labels and create a distinctive look for your brand.


There are many possibilities when creating your label. Find more ways to break the norm and think outside of the box when designing your labels and choosing your colors. Contact us today to learn more about our digital printing capabilities.

By having these options when printing digitally, your labels can expand their design capabilities by tenfold! Different substrates, like wood veneer or estate paper, and unique die cuts can give a label the opportunity to create a connection with consumers. Many wine labels are made with estate or linen paper and are cut with a rectangle die cut because of the classic look it offers. But, Paumanok Vineyards went against industry standards and created their 2012 Blanc de Blancs wine label with an interesting die cut made on silver material with a matte finish. By carefully selecting the right material, design and decorative option, you’ll be able to enhance your low volume run of labels and create a distinctive look for your brand.

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