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Elevate your brand with the tactile power of raised 3D printed labels. In a world dominated by screens, a physical product with a unique, textured feel makes a genuinely lasting impression — and it's something no photo, ad or scroll can replicate. Embossed logos, custom textures, understated detail — whatever you choose, it's the kind of finish that turns packaging into something people keep.
Pick the elements you want lifted — your logo, your product name, a border — or raise a pattern across the whole background, the choice is yours.
Works beautifully for limited editions and launches, and those who love a unique luxe touch.
Add a touch of luxury with a gentle embossed lift. Your logo or lettering sits slightly proud of the label, giving it depth you notice with your fingers rather than your eyes.
Made for artwork and businesses that aren't afraid of colour or classic finish.
Thin lines and small text will work, but the effect is subtle. For a real standout, choose larger, chunkier elements with more surface to catch the light. Make sure any elements you want to print raised or embossed are vector too!
Any colour! Including black, white and clear — the raised element can match your artwork or disappear into it. Think black on black, white on white too!
Yes, foiling and spotgloss can be on the same label as your raised elements.
They're often confused, but they do different jobs. Spotgloss and spotmatte add a clear layer of ink over parts of your design — you'll see the contrast in the light and feel a slight change in texture. Raised 3D print goes further and builds the element up off the surface, so there's real height you can run a finger over.
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You can't always get the full effect of our vinyls from a screen so our sample pack puts both finishes in your hands alongside the rest of the range, so you can hold them against your packaging before you commit to a print run.