Label planning resources
Turn an idea into a production-ready brief.
Use these guides to prepare the material direction, artwork information and roll setup needed for a more precise quotation conversation.
Three starting points
Begin with the part of the brief you know.
You do not need to understand every substrate or production term. Choose the guide closest to your current question, then carry the useful details into the RFQ.
Choose around the application.
Compare paper, film, vinyl, metallic, decorative and functional directions, or start with the surface and use environment.
Check, repair or reconstruct the artwork.
See the accepted files, technical checklist and the difference between production-file review and quoted artwork reconstruction.
Define how the roll meets the line.
Confirm the leading edge, wound-in or wound-out construction, core and roll limits with the labeling equipment owner.
Ready for review
Send the decisions you have. Flag the ones still open.
A useful RFQ separates confirmed requirements from preferences and unknowns. That lets the production team focus on the choices that still need technical review.
Build your quote brief