Avery sheet
200 × 20 mm wrap · 3.5 g tin side
200 × 20 mm cannabis label die-line, measured to the trim with 0.0625" bleed. 10 per Letter sheet of full-sheet stock, cut by hand.
Measurements
| Trim size | 7.874" × 0.7874" |
|---|---|
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Bleed | 0.0625" beyond the trim on every edge |
| Goes on | 3.5 g press-in tins |
| Per Letter sheet | 10 — 1 across by 10 down |
| First label at | 0.313" from the left, 0.6063" from the top |
| Label pitch | 7.874" across, 1" down |
| Measured from | 200 x 20 mm is the side-wrap size sold for 3.5 g press-in tins; 7.874" x 0.7874" is that converted at 25.4 mm/in. One column is all that fits: the strip is 7.874" on an 8.5" sheet |
Full-sheet label, cut by hand. At 0.313" from the paper edge the bleed sits inside the margin some printers refuse to print; losing it is harmless, because the bleed is outside the trim by definition — but cut on the line rather than outside it if your printer clips. 200 mm suits a 63-65 mm tin; a larger one leaves a gap where the ends meet.
Designing for this label
Artwork is drawn at this shape rather than resized into it. A rectangle is not a square design cropped, and a bag face is not a jar label scaled up: the composition has to be built for the proportion it will be printed at, or the name ends up cut in half at the trim.
200 × 20 mm wrap is a ten-to-one strip that wraps a tin and keeps only a narrow band through the middle of the image, so these layouts are the ones that hold on it:
- Full bleed
- Minimal mark
- Brand first
- Mascot emblem
- Crest
The export places the artwork inside this die-line with the bleed above already allowed for, so the PDF is ready for an ordinary inkjet or laser printer with nothing to line up by hand.
Printing it
The export lays 10 labels out on a Letter page at the exact pitch above, so a sheet of blanks feeds straight through an ordinary inkjet or laser printer. Print at 100% with page scaling off — "fit to page" shrinks the artwork by a few percent and every label on the sheet drifts off its die-line. Print the free calibration sheet on plain paper first and hold it against a sheet of blanks to check your printer's own margins before committing a real sheet.
Download the calibration sheet for this layout — free, no account, one sheet of plain paper.
Make one for this shape
Nothing in the catalog is drawn for this one yet. Describe what you want and the builder will draw it at this shape, then lay it out on the sheet as a print-ready PDF.