How to Buy - Ordering Professional Label and Print is as Easy as 1-2-3
Ordering Professional Label and Print as Easy as 1-2-3

At Mzansi Label Lab™, we’ve stripped away the complexity of traditional label and print.
No long-winded quotes, no hidden setup fees, and no 1,000-unit minimums.
Here is exactly how to get your label and print brand retail-ready
Step 1: Choose Your Material & Quantity
Mzansi Label Lab Self-Adhesive Film that fits your product's life.
Need waterproof beer labels? Choose PET Fog Transparent, PET Holographic Glass Shard and Matte - Milky White PVC.
The Minimum: You can buy as little as one single A4 sheet.

Step 2: Upload or Send Your Artwork
Once you’ve selected your product, you can upload your design directly on the product page.
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Preferred Formats: We love high-resolution PDFs, PNGs, or AI files.
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Design Help: If you aren't sure if your file is "Print Ready," don't worry. Our lab team checks every file for quality before we hit the "Print" button.
Step 3: We Print, Cut, and Ship

Once your order is placed, the Label and Print "Lab" goes to work:
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Precision Cutting: We use digital die-cutting, so your labels come perfectly shaped (circles, squares, or custom shapes) and ready to peel.
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Fast Turnaround: We typically Label and Print plus dispatch within 48 hours.
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Door-to-Door Delivery: We ship nationwide across South Africa via our trusted couriers.
Frequently Asked "Buying" Questions

How do I know how many labels fit on one A4 sheet?
On each product page, we provide a "Fitting Guide." For example, you can fit roughly 20 standard 40mm circles on one A4 sheet. If you're unsure, just send us your label dimensions via WhatsApp, and we’ll calculate it for you!

Can I have multiple designs on one sheet?
Yes! As long as the label and print are the same shape and size, you can mix your "Pale Ale" and "IPA" designs on a single sheet. We don’t charge extra for multiple artworks.
What if I don't have a design yet?
Check out our Label and Print Design Services page or use a tool like Canva to create your 300dpi artwork. Make sure your text is at least 6pt so it stays readable!