Custom Stickers
Sense2 supplies custom stickers with your logo — gloss paper stickers from $0.20 ex-GST at 1000 units, die-cut vinyl stickers, resin-domed labels and aluminium stickers — with minimums from 10, typically 250 and a digital proof before anything is printed. Full-colour digital print carries photographic artwork and gradients, screen print suits flat one- or two-colour logos at volume, and resin doming adds a raised, glass-like finish over the print. Standard production runs ten to fifteen business days after proof approval.
- Best for
- laptops, bottles and lockers, packaging and jar labels, events, campaigns and mail-outs, equipment and asset labels
- Branding options
- full-colour digital print, screen print, resin doming
- Popular styles
- gloss paper, vinyl, resin-domed vinyl, aluminium
- MOQ
- 10–250 units on most lines
- Delivery
- Australia-wide
- Price range
- $0.20 to $5 AUD per unit
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How to choose
Start with the surface the sticker has to hold. Gloss paper is the economical pick for packaging, jars and anything that stays indoors. Vinyl is the workhorse: it flexes around a bottle, shrugs off water and sun, and die-cuts to any outline so the logo stands alone. A resin dome over vinyl adds depth and a hard, glass-like face that resists scuffs on laptops, tools and lockers. Aluminium suits equipment, doors and anything that should read as permanent. Full-colour digital print handles gradients and photographs; screen print is sharper and cheaper for flat logos in bulk. Check the proof at actual size — a fine line that reads on screen can fill in on a small label.
Compare your options
| Type | Best for | Brand feel | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gloss paper sticker | packaging, jars and mail-outs | Everyday | Product labels, sealed boxes, event handouts |
| Die-cut vinyl sticker | laptops, bottles and outdoor use | Durable | Campaign drops, onboarding kits, retail counters |
| Resin dome label | small logos that need depth and shine | Tactile | Product badges, tools, lockers |
| Aluminium sticker | equipment, machinery and fit-outs | Permanent | Equipment labels, nameplates, panel marking |
よくあるご質問
What is the minimum order for custom stickers?
Minimums range from 10 units on a few lines to 1000 on the cheapest gloss paper runs; the typical line starts at 250. The minimum is shown on every product page, and the unit price steps down as quantity rises.
How much do custom stickers cost with a logo?
Gloss paper stickers start from $0.20 ex-GST at 1000 units. Resin-domed labels begin at $0.35 at 250 units, small vinyl die-cuts sit at a similar level, and the full collection runs $0.20 to $5 AUD per unit depending on size, material and quantity. A one-off setup charge per artwork is quoted up front.
Which sticker material holds up outdoors?
Vinyl. It flexes, stands up to water and sun, and holds its colour on bottles, toolboxes and signage that see weather. A resin dome over vinyl adds a scuff-resistant face for hard-used gear. Gloss paper belongs indoors, on packaging and mail-outs, where it is handled rather than hosed.
Can custom stickers be die-cut to the shape of my logo?
Yes. Vinyl and gloss paper stickers can be cut to a custom outline, so the logo stands alone rather than sitting inside a square or circle. The range also includes set shapes such as circles, rectangles and a house outline for property brands. The proof shows the cut line against the artwork.
How long do custom stickers take to produce?
Standard production runs ten to fifteen business days after proof approval. The clock starts when you sign off the digital proof, not when you first enquire, so having final artwork ready shortens the whole process. Mention your deadline when you enquire and we will say up front whether it can be met.
Do I see a proof before the stickers are printed?
Every order, before anything is printed. The digital proof shows your artwork at actual size on the chosen material, with the cut line, print colours and any dome or finish marked. Nothing goes to production until you have signed it off, so this is the moment to check line weights and colour.
Cut to shape, made to stay
A sticker is about the smallest thing in the catalogue, and the one most likely to travel. It starts as a sheet of gloss paper or vinyl, takes the artwork by full-colour digital print or a flat screen-print, and is cut to the outline of the logo so nothing is left but the mark. Vinyl bends around a bottle and shrugs off rain and sun. A resin dome poured over the print gives a hard, glass-like face that survives a year on a laptop lid. Aluminium reads as a fitted plate rather than a label. Sense2 supplies custom stickers as one order: material, cut, print and finish chosen together, and a digital proof signed off before the first sheet is run.
When people reach for these
Laptops, bottles and lockers
A die-cut vinyl sticker handed over at onboarding lands on a laptop lid and rides into every meeting after that.
Packaging and product labels
Gloss paper stickers seal a box or badge a jar, so a plain carton leaves the door carrying the brand.
Equipment and fit-outs
Resin-domed and aluminium labels mark tools, machinery and doors with a hard face that shrugs off knocks and weather.
Find it. Love it. Stick it.