Sticker printing in Singapore, from 50 pieces
Alibaba Printing prints custom stickers in Singapore from $17 for 50 pieces at 90mm x 54mm on mirrorkote, full colour on the front. Vinyl, synthetic and transparent materials are available for outdoor, waterproof and see-through jobs. Minimum order is 50. Collect from our office at LINK@AMK or have them delivered.
How much does sticker printing cost in Singapore?
Our entry price is $17 for 50 mirrorkote stickers at 90mm x 54mm, printed full colour on the front with a plain reverse. That is roughly the footprint of a name card. Unit cost drops as quantity rises, because the setup is spread across more copies.
Four things move the price: size, quantity, material and finishing. A larger sticker uses more material. Vinyl and synthetic cost more than mirrorkote because they survive water and sunlight. Lamination, die-cutting to a custom shape and foil each add a step after printing.
Watch the size when you compare quotes. A cheap headline price is often quoted on a 30mm x 30mm sticker, which is about a fifth of the area of our 90mm x 54mm standard. Compare price per sticker at the same dimensions, or you are not comparing the same thing.
What sticker materials can I choose from?
We print on four materials. The right one depends on where the sticker lives and how long it needs to last.
- Mirrorkote – glossy paper sticker, our standard and the most economical. Best for indoor use: product labels, packaging seals, price tags, promotional stickers.
- Vinyl – waterproof and tear resistant. Handles rain, handling and outdoor exposure. Used for car decals, outdoor signage, bottles and anything that gets wet.
- Synthetic – the most durable option, flexible and long lasting. Suited to industrial labels, equipment marking and stickers that must survive months of wear.
- Transparent – clear material so whatever is behind the sticker shows through. Used on glass, windows and clear packaging where you want the print to appear to float.
What is a mirrorkote sticker?
Mirrorkote is a coated paper sticker material with a glossy white face and an adhesive backing. The coating holds ink well, so colours print sharp and bright, and it is the most economical sticker material available in Singapore. It is what most product labels, packaging seals and promotional stickers are printed on.
Its limit is water. Mirrorkote is paper, so it absorbs moisture and will wrinkle or tear if it gets wet or sits outdoors. If your sticker goes on a drink bottle, a car, or anything exposed to weather, choose vinyl or synthetic instead. For indoor use, mirrorkote gives you the best print quality for the money.
Which sticker material is waterproof?
Vinyl and synthetic are waterproof. Mirrorkote is not, because it is paper.
Choose vinyl for most waterproof jobs: bottle labels, outdoor decals, car stickers, anything handled often or exposed to rain. Choose synthetic when the sticker also needs to survive scratching, chemicals or long term wear, such as industrial and equipment labels. Adding gloss lamination over mirrorkote improves splash resistance but does not make a paper sticker waterproof, so do not rely on it outdoors.
More on material choice for wet and outdoor jobs: waterproof sticker printing in Singapore.
What sticker sizes do you print?
Our standard is 90mm x 54mm, close to the size of a name card. We also cut to custom sizes and shapes, including circles, rounded rectangles and shapes that follow your artwork outline.
Larger stickers cost more because they use more material, so size the sticker for the surface it goes on rather than defaulting to the biggest option. If you are unsure, tell us what it needs to stick to and we will suggest a size.
Die-cut, kiss-cut or sticker sheets: which do I need?
These describe how the sticker is cut, not what it is printed on. The right choice depends on how the sticker will be applied.
- Die-cut – the sticker and its backing are both cut to the shape, so each sticker comes away as a separate piece. Best for individual stickers handed out or sold on their own.
- Kiss-cut – only the sticker is cut, and the backing sheet stays whole. Easier to peel, and several designs can sit on one sheet. Best for sets and for anything peeled quickly in volume.
- Sheets – multiple stickers laid out on one sheet, uncut or kiss-cut. The most economical layout for small labels.
Do you print name stickers and labels?
Yes. Name stickers, address labels, product labels, food labels and barcode labels all print on the same materials. Small labels are usually most economical on sheets, because many stickers share one pass through the press.
For food and drink labels, choose vinyl or synthetic if the container is refrigerated or handled wet, since condensation alone will lift a paper sticker over time.
For personal and school labels, see name sticker printing in Singapore.
Can I get stickers printed urgently in Singapore?
Tell us your deadline when you send artwork and we will confirm whether it is achievable before you pay. Urgent jobs carry a rush charge, and we quote that charge upfront rather than adding it afterwards.
Send print-ready artwork early in the day and say plainly that it is urgent. Turnaround depends on quantity, material and finishing, so we confirm your collection or delivery date before taking payment rather than promising a number we cannot hold.
If your deadline is tight, see urgent sticker printing in Singapore.
How do I send artwork for sticker printing?
Send print-ready artwork in CMYK at 300dpi with 3mm bleed on each edge. PDF is preferred. We check every file before printing and tell you if something will not reproduce well, such as RGB colours that will shift on press, low resolution images, or text sitting too close to the cut line.
If you want a custom shape, include the cut line as a separate path in the file. If you do not have artwork, we can design it. Tell us what the sticker needs to say and where it will be used.
Can I collect the stickers, or do you deliver?
Both. Collect from our office at LINK@AMK, 3 Ang Mo Kio Street 62, #02-02, Singapore 569139, or we deliver free anywhere in Singapore.
We also print the rest of what a business needs, so one supplier covers your stickers alongside namecards, flyers, packaging labels, tissue packs and booklets.
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Frequently asked questions about sticker printing in Singapore
How much do 50 stickers cost in Singapore?
At Alibaba Printing, 50 mirrorkote stickers at 90mm x 54mm printed full colour on the front cost $17. That is our minimum order. Larger quantities bring the price per sticker down, and different materials or custom shapes are quoted on your spec.
What is the minimum order for sticker printing?
50 pieces. There is no requirement to order in thousands. Small runs suit product launches, market stalls, events and testing a design before committing to volume.
Are mirrorkote stickers waterproof?
No. Mirrorkote is a coated paper, so it absorbs water and will wrinkle or tear when wet. For waterproof stickers choose vinyl or synthetic. Gloss lamination on mirrorkote helps against light splashes but will not survive outdoor conditions.
What is the difference between die-cut and kiss-cut stickers?
Die-cut means the cut goes through both the sticker and its backing, so each sticker separates as its own piece. Kiss-cut means only the sticker face is cut and the backing sheet stays intact, which makes stickers easier to peel and lets several sit on one sheet.
Can you print transparent or clear stickers?
Yes. Transparent stickers print on clear material so the surface behind shows through. They suit glass, windows and clear packaging. Bear in mind that ink on clear material lets background colour show through the print, so pale colours read faintly on dark surfaces.
Can you print stickers in custom shapes?
Yes. We cut circles, rounded rectangles and shapes that follow your artwork outline. Include the cut line as a separate path in your file, or tell us the shape you want and we will set it up.
Which sticker material is best for car stickers?
Vinyl. It is waterproof, tear resistant and handles sun and rain, which paper stickers cannot. Synthetic is the alternative where the sticker also needs to resist scratching or chemicals.
More on car sticker printing in Singapore.
Do you deliver printed stickers in Singapore?
Yes, anywhere in Singapore, or you can collect from our office at LINK@AMK, 3 Ang Mo Kio Street 62, #02-02, Singapore 569139.
Get a sticker printing quote
Send us your size, quantity, material and deadline and we will quote you. If you are not sure what you need, tell us what the sticker is for and where it will be used, and we will recommend a spec.
WhatsApp or call 9146 1431, or visit us at LINK@AMK, 3 Ang Mo Kio Street 62, #02-02, Singapore 569139.