Choose the print reference and the information layout together, keeping the product code, dimensions and quantity clear.
Colour labels for a consistent range
The colour references are SP-10000-CMYK and SP-3000-CMYK. These references describe batches of 10,000 and 3,000 labels respectively. A colour design can help a range look coherent while leaving product identity and batch fields easy to read. Before a print file is finalized, check the actual label dimensions, the amount of text and the intended container. A large screen preview should not be the only view used to decide whether small product information is readable.
Black-and-white labels for clear identification
The black-and-white references are SP-50-BW, SP-500-BW and SP-1500-BW. The usual minimum is 50 labels for one specification. Special quantities and mixed-design requirements can be reviewed individually. The selected reference and quantity are confirmed together rather than inferred from the code alone. A label specification should keep artwork, dimensions, material and quantity together, whether the order concerns one design or a coordinated set of product labels.