Custom Waterproof Stickers for Bottles and Coolers

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Buying guide

About Waterproof Stickers

Some stickers live near water. A logo on a reusable bottle gets rinsed at the sink, a label on a bath product sits in a steamy bathroom, a cooler sticker meets melting ice and a kayak or paddleboard decal gets splashed on every trip. This page is for those jobs, offered in three shapes: rectangular, square and die cut.

Start by describing the exposure

Getting wet covers very different situations, and the answer shapes which material we suggest. When you request a quote, tell us which of these is closest to your use:

Occasional splashes or condensation, such as a drink can or bottle in a cooler
Regular hand washing, such as a tumbler or lunch container
Steam and humidity, such as shampoo, soap or bath salt containers
Outdoor rain and sun on gear, boats or signs
Soaking or submersion, which you should mention clearly

Based on what you describe, we will talk through options such as vinyl stickers in gloss or matte. Because every use is different, the more detail you give, the more useful our recommendation will be.

Choosing a shape

Rectangular stickers suit product information, names and wide logos, and they wrap neatly around cylindrical bottles and cans. Square stickers work for icons, QR codes and social handles, and they fit flat panels on coolers and cases. Die cut stickers follow the outline of a logo or character, a popular choice for bottle and tumbler merch. On a curved item, a narrow shape that wraps around the body usually applies more smoothly than a wide one that spans the curve in two directions.

Preparing the surface and artwork

Measure the item where the sticker will sit. Stickers go on most easily when the surface is clean and dry, so plan to apply them before the item is filled or chilled. Beverage makers may also want to see our beverage labels. Send artwork as .cdr or .eps in CMYK with 3mm bleed, or a PDF for a first look; our team reviews it and emails a PDF proof, and printing starts after you approve.

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FAQs

Waterproof Stickers questions, answered

Which items are stickers for wet conditions usually applied to?

Reusable water bottles, tumblers, coolers, drink cans, bath and body product containers, kayaks, paddleboards, tackle cases and outdoor gear. Tell us exactly which item and how it is used, because a bottle that is hand washed daily is a very different job from a cooler that sits out in the rain.

Is a rectangle, square or die cut shape better for a water bottle?

A rectangle or narrow die cut shape usually sits most smoothly because it bends around the bottle in one direction. Square stickers suit flatter spots such as the side of a cooler or a lid. Measure the straight section of the bottle and send us the height available.

What should I tell you about how my stickers will get wet?

Describe the item, whether it is washed by hand and how often, whether it sits in ice, steam or rain, and roughly how long you need the sticker to stay on. That detail lets us suggest materials and finishes to discuss with you when we prepare your quote.

Can bath and beauty brands use these stickers on product containers?

Soap, shampoo, scrub and lotion makers often need labels that sit in humid bathrooms and get handled with wet hands. Share the container material, its shape and the label size, and ask about suitable options when you request a quote. Supply ingredient wording in final form and check it on the proof.

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