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Waterproof sticker printing provides a practical labelling and branding option for products exposed to water, condensation or damp conditions. Printed on adhesive vinyl rather than paper, these stickers suit bottles, containers, windows, vehicles and outdoor items where moisture resistance is central to the intended application.
Choose waterproof stickers for beverage packaging, bathroom products, outdoor promotions and other moisture-prone uses. Clear and white vinyl options help you match the material to your design, while our wider Sticker Printing range lets you compare alternatives before ordering and emailing your artwork or brief.
Protect branding from moisture on bottles, containers, windows and outdoor use.
Choose clear or white vinyl with custom sizes, shapes and optional protective lamination.
Adapt labels, logos and illustrated designs to the dimensions and outline your project requires.
Dispatched using a reliable 1-3 business day courier in as little as 2 business days from proof approval.
All print products are finished, quality checked, and packed in-house by our professionals.
Friendly, knowledgeable customer service team available to answer any questions.
Talented in-house design team on-hand to create bespoke designs for virtually any product.
From paper stocks to foil shades, our customisation options are simply unmatched.
Constant innovation means we’re working on new products and finishes as we speak.
Discover how Canadian businesses, artists, makers, retailers, and growing brands are using professionally printed custom stickers to promote products, personalize packaging, and build stronger brand recognition. Our gallery features genuine customer projects produced in a variety of materials, finishes, shapes, and sizes.
From product labels and die-cut stickers to promotional decals, event giveaways, packaging seals, and retail branding, these examples highlight the many ways custom stickers can be used. Browse our sticker printing gallery for inspiration and explore creative ideas for your next sticker project.
We recommend our stickers for a wide range of products and applications; however, due to the nature of different sticker materials, adhesive types, finishes, and environmental conditions, we cannot guarantee seamless application on every surface, shape, or material. Because of this, we recommend ordering a sample pack and testing our stickers on your intended surface before placing your order.
For foiled stickers, curved or uneven surfaces (such as jars or bottles), or products exposed to moisture, refrigeration, heat, or other extreme conditions, we strongly recommend ordering 5 sample copies of your stickers to test prior to committing to a full run, giving you complete peace of mind when placing your order.
Choose your options and order online with our product configurator, which updates your total in real time.
Reply to your Order Confirmation email with your artwork or design brief and any supporting files.
We check for technical issues and contact you if needed. You are responsible for checking the spelling, information and layout before you approve.
Once approved, your order moves into production and is dispatched within a few working days.
After placing your order, reply to your Order Confirmation email with your artwork files, design brief, or a link including your order number. For detailed specs, see the resources below. Need help writing a brief or preparing files? Contact our friendly design team or visit our blog.
Download our PDF template for all available sizes.
We print these stickers on self-adhesive waterproof vinyl rather than absorbent paper. The material is available in clear or white, and its strong adhesive is designed to give durable contact with a suitable surface. Because the vinyl does not readily absorb moisture, it is a practical choice for custom waterproof stickers and labels that may encounter rain, splashes or condensation. Optional lamination adds another protective layer over the printed face. For more background on the material, read our guide to what a vinyl sticker is.
Usually, yes. The terms waterproof labels, waterproof stickers, waterproof vinyl labels and self-adhesive waterproof stickers are often used for the same printed product. Label is commonly used when the print identifies or provides information about an item, while sticker is a broader term that also covers branding, decoration and promotion. The important details are the material, adhesive, intended surface and type of water exposure, not the name alone. Tell us how and where the print will be used so we can check that the specification is suitable.
For this product, waterproof means the vinyl is intended to cope with moisture without behaving like an absorbent paper sticker. Correctly applied stickers can withstand everyday exposure such as rain, splashes and condensation. It does not mean that every design, adhesive bond or application is guaranteed under unlimited submersion, high-pressure washing, strong chemicals, extreme heat or repeated machine washing. Performance depends on the surface, edge contact, laminate and conditions, so we recommend testing a sample in the real environment whenever failure would matter.
Not always. The vinyl material itself is waterproof, but lamination adds a clear protective film over the printed surface. We recommend it when the sticker will face frequent splashing, rubbing, cleaning, sunlight or repeated handling, because it helps shield the ink and reduce surface wear. Gloss laminate gives a shinier finish, while matte laminate reduces glare and creates a softer appearance. Lamination improves protection, but it cannot compensate for unsuitable surfaces, poorly sealed edges or conditions beyond the adhesive’s intended use. Our guide to lamination explains how the additional layer works.
Our waterproof stickers are professionally printed on vinyl for use where moisture may be present, so the colours should not behave like water-soluble ink on ordinary paper. Lamination gives the printed face extra protection against rubbing and repeated cleaning when wet. However, abrasive pads, solvents, harsh chemicals and damaged or lifted edges can still mark the print or reduce performance. Allow the sticker to bond fully before exposing it to water, clean it gently and test the finished specification if it will be used in demanding or regulated conditions.
Yes, those are typical reasons for choosing waterproof sticker printing. The best results come from applying the sticker to a clean, completely dry, smooth surface so the adhesive makes full contact, especially around the edges. Moisture trapped beneath the sticker can cause cloudy patches or weaken the initial bond, while heavy texture, grease, silicone and loose coatings can create channels where water reaches the adhesive. For damp rooms or items that move between warm and cold conditions, test the material first because condensation and repeated temperature changes can affect adhesion.
We would not treat the word waterproof as an automatic guarantee for continuous or long-term submersion. Water can eventually work at an exposed edge, and the result depends on the surface, adhesive contact, temperature, movement, cleaning products and how long the item remains underwater. Lamination protects the printed face but does not seal the sticker to the object like a watertight gasket. If your stickers will be submerged, used in an aquarium or exposed to another specialist wet environment, tell us before ordering and test a production sample under the exact conditions.
Waterproof does not automatically mean dishwasher-safe. A dishwasher combines hot water, detergent, spray pressure, steam and repeated temperature changes, all of which are more demanding than normal splashes or gentle hand cleaning. Lamination can improve protection, but the adhesive bond and exposed edges still need to cope with the complete wash cycle. Unless we have confirmed a specification for your exact item and process, we recommend washing around the sticker gently by hand and testing samples through several real wash cycles before relying on them.
Apply them before the surface becomes wet. Clean away dust, grease, wax and cleaning-product residue, then let the area dry completely. Position the sticker carefully, peel the backing away gradually and smooth from the centre towards the edges to push out air. Press firmly over the whole sticker, paying particular attention to the perimeter, and give the adhesive time to establish its bond before exposure to water. Avoid applying over joints, deep texture, sharp curves or damaged coatings that prevent continuous edge contact.
Edge lifting usually points to incomplete adhesive contact rather than water passing through the vinyl itself. Common causes include grease, dust, trapped moisture, a textured or porous surface, a curve that pulls against the material, repeated handling, harsh cleaning or water being directed at the edge. Once a corner has lifted, moisture and dirt can work underneath more easily. Apply the sticker to a clean, dry, suitable surface, press the perimeter down firmly and avoid picking, scrubbing or spraying directly against the edges.
Use a soft damp cloth and, if necessary, a small amount of mild soapy water. Wipe gently across the face rather than scrubbing at the edge, then pat the area dry. Avoid abrasive pads, stiff brushes, solvents, bleach, aggressive degreasers and pressure washing unless the completed sticker has been tested with that method. Lamination helps protect the print from routine handling and cleaning, but no finish prevents every type of chemical or mechanical damage. If hygiene or chemical resistance is critical, test the exact cleaning product and process first.
Supply artwork at the finished size in CMYK and at a minimum of 300 DPI. Add 0.08 inches (2mm) of bleed wherever a background colour or image reaches the cut edge, and keep text, logos and other important details at least 0.1 inches (3mm) inside that edge. We accept PDF, JPG and fully packaged Adobe Illustrator files. Our guides explain how to check artwork for print, what printing bleed is and the difference between CMYK and RGB. We will send a proof for approval, but check the finished size, spelling, cut line and all artwork carefully before approving it.
We print these stickers on self-adhesive waterproof vinyl rather than absorbent paper. The material is available in clear or white, and its strong adhesive is designed to give durable contact with a suitable surface. Because the vinyl does not readily absorb moisture, it is a practical choice for custom waterproof stickers and labels that may encounter rain, splashes or condensation. Optional lamination adds another protective layer over the printed face. For more background on the material, read our guide to what a vinyl sticker is.
Whether you're creating custom stickers for branding, product packaging, promotions, retail, or personal projects, careful planning can make all the difference. Our collection of practical sticker printing guides covers everything from choosing the right materials and cut styles to preparing artwork and achieving professional-quality results.
Whether you're ordering vinyl stickers, die cut stickers, kiss cut stickers, or custom labels, these expert resources will help you make informed decisions, avoid common mistakes, and create stickers that look outstanding from the first print run.
Creating custom stickers starts with choosing the right material, shape, and finish for your project. This guide explains the key steps, from preparing artwork to selecting print options, helping you produce professional stickers for branding, packaging, promotions, products, and events.
Discover why vinyl stickers are trusted for both indoor and outdoor use. Learn about their durability, weather resistance, print quality, and why they're a popular choice for business branding, product labels, vehicle graphics, and promotional campaigns.
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