Printed labels made to suit your brand, product and application
Custom labels give you the flexibility to create labels that reflect your brand, meet compliance requirements and support specific operational needs. Options include full-colour product labels, warning labels and variable data printing, with control over size, material and finish to suit your application.
At Dial A Label, we produce custom printed labels locally in Melbourne, with reliable lead times and expert guidance to help businesses get the right result from the start.



Why use custom labels?
Labels say a lot about your product: what it is and why a customer should buy it. But more importantly, labels represent who your brand is, what you believe in and why they should stick with you. This is how labels influence customers’ buying decisions, and ultimately your bottom line.
A poorly designed label won’t inspire confidence in your brand. Similarly, one that quickly degrades after purchase will chip away at brand trust. To make sure your labels look great, last well and say all the right things, a custom approach is often needed.
Custom labels give you full control over their design, including fonts, colour, sizing and materials. This allows you to create labels that:
- Feature polished and consistent branding
- Stand out in a crowded marketplace
- Make important information easy to read
- Use materials suited to how and where the label will be used
Our expert Melbourne-based team guides you through the design and printing process, helping you choose an approach that suits your products, budget and goals.
Interested to know more? Learn how branded custom labels improve packaging and customer experience, and get in touch with us using the form below.
Custom labels in rolls or sheets
We produce custom labels in a range of formats to suit different workflows and print environments.
Options include:
- Label rolls for thermal and automated printing
- Label sheets for office and short-run applications
- Custom shapes and sizes to suit your packaging or product
- Variable data such as barcodes, sequential numbering and batch information
Our team can help you determine the most suitable format based on your printer, application and volume.
Materials, finishes and print options
Custom labels can be produced on a variety of materials depending on how and where they’ll be used.
Available options include:
- Paper and synthetic materials
- Matte and gloss finishes
- Clear or coloured substrates
- Lamination for added durability and protection
These options allow you to balance appearance, durability and cost, whether your labels are used on retail products, packaging, containers or equipment.
Designed for branding, compliance and operational use
Custom labels are commonly used across a wide range of industries and applications, including:
- Product and packaging labels
- Food, beverage and ingredient labelling
- Medical and pharmaceutical identification
- Warehouse and racking identification
- Warning, instruction and compliance labels
By tailoring the label to the application, businesses can improve clarity, consistency and professionalism across their operations.
Local production and dependable lead times
Our custom labels are produced locally in Melbourne, allowing us to maintain quality control and dependable turnaround times. While lead times vary depending on complexity and volume, we work closely with customers to meet operational timelines wherever possible.
Local production also means responsive communication and support throughout the process.
Our Melbourne-based team can assist with artwork, layout, materials and sizing. We’ll help you choose the right approach based on your application, printer compatibility and production requirements.
Get in touch to discuss your custom label needs or request a quote.
Please be sure to leave your company name in the message of your enquiry.

If you know exactly what you need, our team can process your custom label order efficiently. If you’re still exploring options, we’re here to help you refine your requirements and avoid costly reprints or delays.