- Base material: Virgin wood-pulp kraft paper (natural, unbleached)
- Colour: Natural brown / light brown
- Grammage options: 80 gsm, 100 gsm, 120 gsm, 150 gsm
- Printing methods: Thermal transfer (recommended), laser printing, inkjet printing
- Adhesive: Permanent strong-bond latex
- Common forms: Die-cut labels, roll-fed labels; A4 flat sheets
- Customisation: Dimensions, shapes, die-cutting, printing
Jam and honey labels, craft-beer and coffee-bag labels, bakery tags and courier address labels share one job: carrying a brand's name on natural brown kraft paper that reads handmade, honest and uncoated. That brown face has to earn its place on the line and in the box — the paper must print clearly without the brown swallowing small text, must not tear when a label is peeled from the liner, and must hold on the jar, pouch or carton through chilled storage and delivery. When a kraft label falls short, the cost is wasted labels, unreadable branding and relabelled goods.
We supply finished kraft paper labels built for that job: a virgin wood-pulp kraft face that keeps the natural grain and warm brown tone buyers expect, a surface that prints well by thermal transfer, laser or inkjet, a permanent strong-bond latex adhesive that holds on corrugated board, wood, plastic and some rough surfaces, and clean die-cutting to your shape. Supplied as die-cut labels or roll-fed labels for automatic application, they carry a crafted look while doing the everyday work of a durable label.
Where Natural Kraft Paper Labels Are Used
Where a natural, uncoated kraft look carries the product:
- Food and drink brands — jam, honey and preserve jar labels, craft-beer bottle and can labels, coffee and tea packaging labels, bakery and delicatessen tags.
- Craft and small-batch products — artisan soap and cosmetic labels, handmade gift and stationery tags, small-producer wine and spirit tags.
- Boutique retail and markets — price and product tags for organic, vintage and premium lines at farm shops and markets.
- E-commerce, courier and mail — kraft address and parcel labels, courier waybills and mail tags that keep a brand's tone from carton to doorstep.
- Warehouse and asset marking — shelf, box and pallet labels plus asset tags where the tear-resistant face and firm bond outlast ordinary paper labels.
Need a smoother, coated face with gloss or matte print for a different look? See Art Paper Labels in the related products below.
Key Features
A natural kraft look that builds a brand
The unbleached kraft face keeps its wood-fibre grain and warm brown tone, so a label reads handmade and honest with none of the gloss of a coated white stock — the look artisan food, drink and craft brands are built on.
Crisp printing on the brown face
The kraft surface (uncoated or micro-coated) accepts thermal transfer, laser and inkjet printing; ink and toner sit cleanly on the absorbent paper so text, logos and small print stay sharp. Because the base is brown, proofing one label before a run is recommended to confirm legibility and colour for your design.
Tear resistance that survives handling
Kraft fibre is stronger than ordinary paper, with higher tear and burst strength, so labels stay intact when peeled, applied, chilled and shipped — fewer torn labels and reprints.
Firm bond that holds through use
A permanent strong-bond latex adhesive grips corrugated board, wood, plastic and some rough or textured surfaces without lifting at the edges, while clean die-cutting gives tidy shapes and an easy peel from the liner.
Technical Specifications
- Base material: virgin wood-pulp kraft paper (natural, unbleached)
- Colour: natural brown / light brown
- Grammage: 80 / 100 / 120 / 150 gsm (standard options)
- Printing methods: thermal transfer (recommended), laser, inkjet
- Adhesive: permanent strong-bond latex
- Common forms: die-cut labels and roll-fed labels for automatic application; A4 flat sheets also supplied (blank kraft A4 sheets for in-house printing are covered on the Kraft A4 Labels page)
- Customisation: dimensions, shapes, die-cutting, printing
Tell us your label size and shape, printing method and monthly volume, and we will confirm grammage, adhesive and format before you order.
How to Select and Order
- Choose grammage by the job — 80 gsm for light price and promotional tags, 100 gsm for everyday product labels, 120 gsm where labels see handling (bottles, bags, parcels) and 150 gsm for a heavier, more premium card feel.
- Choose the format — finished die-cut kraft labels to your size and shape, or roll-fed labels where labels are applied by machine. If you need blank kraft A4 sheets to print yourself, those are on the Kraft A4 Labels page.
- Send your application (the surface and container you will label), printing method, size and volume; we will recommend the right grammage and finish and confirm the specification before you order.
MOQ, lead time and freight depend on size and quantity — send your label spec and volume and we will quote.
FAQ
- Which printing methods work with kraft paper? Thermal transfer is the recommended choice for crisp, lasting text and barcodes; laser and inkjet are also supported. Because the kraft face is brown and absorbent, proof your artwork on one label before a production run so you can confirm legibility and colour.
- Which surfaces does the adhesive hold on? The permanent strong-bond latex grips corrugated board, kraft and paper packaging, wood, plastic and some rough surfaces. If you label glass, metal or another substrate, send us the jar or material and we will confirm suitability before you order.
- Which grammage should I pick? 80 g suits light tags and promotional stickers; 100 g is the everyday product-label choice; 120 g handles bottles, bags and shipping labels; 150 g gives a heavier, premium feel for gift and brand labels.
- Do you make labels to my size, shape and format? Yes — kraft labels can be die-cut to custom sizes and shapes, printed, and supplied as rolls for automatic labelling. Send your artwork and format and we will confirm.
- Are kraft labels recyclable? Kraft is a natural, unbleached wood-pulp paper; whether a finished self-adhesive label can be recycled depends on its adhesive and any lamination. If recycling is part of your brief, tell us your application and we will advise, with material and compliance documents provided offline.
Bofeng New Materials supplies kraft paper labels to food and drink brands, craft and retail businesses, label converters and packaging buyers as part of its Eco Labels range. Send your label application, design and volume and we will confirm the right paper, adhesive and format.
Get a quote or request samples: jason.zhan@bofmat.com
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