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I. Core Evaluation Criteria: What Makes a Label “Easy to Scratch Off”? Whether a label is easy to scratch off mainly depends on three key properties. A material can be considered “scratchable” if it meets one or more of the following conditions: Low Adhesion: The material bonds weakly with the substrate (e.g., plastic, glass, or […]

Teenage girls are highly sensitive to color. Label design should move beyond the mature tones common in traditional cosmetics and instead use high-saturation, low-brightness “sweet shades” that express youthfulness and energy through soft contrasts or gradients. Main Color Palette: Capture the Essence of a “Girl’s Heart”Choose colors that evoke emotional resonance, such as: Pinks (cherry

The design of eggshell stickers must first pinpoint the “application scenario” and “target audience.” Different scenarios and audiences have distinct requirements that directly determine the design direction. Blindly pursuing creativity can easily lead to a mismatch between the product and user needs. (1) Scenario Adaptation: Align with Space and Usage LogicDifferent applications demand varying sticker

Children perceive colors differently from adults, so color design for children’s labels should balance attractiveness, recognizability, and emotional guidance, while avoiding overstimulation or monotony. Core Color Choices: High Saturation, Low Contrast Younger children (ages 3–6): Use bright primary colors such as red, yellow, and blue, along with cheerful tones like orange, green, and pink. These

I. Core Dimensions in Jewelry Barcode Label Material SelectionThe material of jewelry barcode labels can be broken down into three main components: substrate, coating, and adhesive. The performance of each part directly determines the overall quality of the label, and must be matched according to the jewelry’s material (metal, jade, gemstones, pearls, etc.), type (rings,

Material Selection for Scratch-Off Labels: A Comprehensive Guide from Functional Needs to Scenario AdaptationScratch-off labels (also known as scratch labels) are valued for their “hidden information – controlled reveal” functionality. The choice of materials must address four core requirements: easy scratchability, information security, substrate compatibility, and environmental resistance. At the same time, materials should be

The electronics sector has very high requirements for “no adhesive residue” and “precise fit.” Thanks to their non-damaging, repositionable nature, static stickers are widely used for device protection and information labeling: Factory Protection: Phones, tablets, and laptops are often covered with transparent static protective films on screens or casings before shipping, preventing dust and scratches

I. Scenario-Based Adaptation: Focusing on Core Functional Needs Different application scenarios have significantly different functional requirements for frosted stickers. Material selection must first clarify the scenario attributes, prioritize core needs, and then consider additional functions. The core demand in such scenarios is the balance between privacy protection and light transmission, while also adapting to indoor

Applicable scenarios: All fragile items requiring transit, including glass tableware/mirrors, ceramic teaware/decor, electronic screens (phones, laptops), and small precision instruments (sensors, testing modules). Core functions: Pictograms/texts like “Fragile,” “Handle With Care,” or “This Side Up” regulate handlers’ operations (e.g., avoid stacking), remind couriers to load/unload gently, and instruct recipients to check package integrity upon arrival—reducing

(1) Paper-Based Substrates: Low Cost, Easy Processing, Suitable for Indoor Short-Term UsePaper-based substrates are the most basic type of golden labels. The golden effect is achieved through “gold ink printing” or “hot-stamping foil.” Their key advantages are low cost, easy die-cutting (into circles, special shapes, etc.), and good adhesion, making them ideal for paper-based carriers