Labels and stickers may seem similar but there are multiple differences that make each of them unique and suitable for different situations. Here are some of the key differences, followed by what to keep in mind when using each of these important items.

● Size

Size is one of the major differences between labels and stickers. Stickers are typically larger and thicker than labels. Labels tend to be thinner and smaller than stickers as they are used in a different way.

● Material

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One of the most popular ways to promote a business is through signs and banners created using state of the art printing techniques. Large format printing refers to print materials that are too large to be  printed on readily available sizes of commercial printing presses.

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