Nº D-11101
Dried fruit, sweets, jams, nuts — flat oval body, wide front for the label, screw lid.
Made for: Tết & gifts, Food & specialties.
Sample printed on paper decal 80 gsm, gloss lamination; style: plastic jars, glass jars, bottles (labels).
2 sizes ready, from Ø90 × 95 to Ø105 × 120 mm.
PET and PP jars for snacks, preserves, spices and cosmetics — light, unbreakable, cheap; clear PET shows the contents, white PP hides them.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — 2 sizes from Ø90 × 95 to Ø105 × 120 mm, or type yours.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is paper decal 80 gsm with gloss lamination.
A plastic jar is a blow-moulded or injection-moulded body plus a screw cap, press-on lid, flip lid or ring-pull aluminium end; the printed parts are the wrap or front/back labels, a lid label and the induction seal under the cap. Clear PET jars are stretch-blown from preforms, so the wall is thin and light and shows the product; opaque PP and HDPE jars are usually injection or extrusion blow moulded with thicker walls. Many carry an induction-sealed foil liner for tamper evidence and freshness.
Clear PET suits jam, nuts and confectionery that should be seen; PP takes heat better, so it fits sweet soups, yogurt and reheated food; opaque white HDPE blocks light for spices and creams. Use 80 gsm paper labels on dry goods, and PP film labels on chilled, oily or syrupy products. Double-wall acrylic cosmetic jars are only decorated on the outer shell; the PP inner cup holds the cream.
Gloss-laminated labels make colours pop, matte suits craft products, and foil fits gift jars. For long runs, jars can be screen printed, heat-transfer decorated or in-mould labelled (IML) on injection-moulded PP; PET jars can take a full-body shrink sleeve that also covers the shoulder.
Measure the circumference of the straight body, not the lid rim; small round jars often take only 70–85 % of the circumference so a strip of product stays visible. Tapered tubs need a fan-shaped label calculated from the top and bottom diameters; square, hexagonal and oval jars get one label per flat face. Make lid labels round and 2–4 mm smaller than the lid top.
The broad, nearly flat oval front takes a large label like a box face; the tight curved sides shouldn't be wrapped, so the back gets its own label.
Dried fruit, sweets, jams and nuts that want a wide face on the shelf; the flat shape lines up in a gift box more neatly than a round jar of the same volume.
PET is clear and rigid for dry and chilled food; PP handles heat for hot-fill or reheated products; HDPE is opaque and tough, blocking light for spices, cosmetics and supplements.
For food, nuts, milk powder and cosmetics, yes: the foil liner keeps aroma in and moisture out and shows the jar hasn't been opened; a tamper label over the cap adds a second layer.
Keep product name, net quantity and brand on the front; ingredients, dates, manufacturer and origin go on the back or the hidden part of the wrap. In Vietnam, follow Decree 37/2026/NĐ-CP on goods labelling.