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Rectangle labels · Printed in Kitchener, ON
7.5 × 10 in rectangle labels
made to order.
As a sign-size classic rectangle, 7.5 × 10 in suits window, door and display stickers, pallet and master-carton labels and similar jobs. That is about 7% more label area than the 7 × 10 in rectangle. On rolls in matte BOPP, expect about $529.08 for 1,000, with a free proof before anything prints.
- Size7.5 × 10 in · 190 × 254 mm
- 1,000 labelsabout $529.08 CAD
- Per rollabout 310 to 410
Free proof · About 2 business days after approval · Ships Mon–Fri
Approximate prices
What 7.5 × 10 in rectangle labels cost.
| Quantity | Approx. total | Approx. per label | Quote |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | from $141.86 | $1.42 | Price it |
| 250 | from $203.53 | $0.814 | Price it |
| 500 | from $326.54 | $0.653 | Price it |
| 1,000 | from $529.08 | $0.529 | Price it |
| 2,500 | from $1,012.39 | $0.405 | Price it |
| 5,000 | from $1,411.52 | $0.282 | Price it |
Quantities start at 100 labels; every order has a $50 minimum. Glossy, clear and freezer-grade stock and label sheets are priced in the quote builder.
Common applications
Where 7.5 × 10 in rectangle labels work well.
Pallet and master-carton labels
Big labels on pallets, master cartons and totes show contents, destination and lot number from a distance.
Bulk bags and sacks
Feed, soil, coffee and flour bags need a large label with the product, weight and batch.
Menus, price boards and display signs
Large labels turn boards, menus and display stands into printed signs without a separate print shop.
Pails, buckets and large tubs
1 to 5 gallon pails and large tubs need a big front or lid label with the product name, contents and handling notes.
These are typical uses, not requirements. Measure your container first; the FAQ below shows how.
Materials
Stocks for this size.
Matte
Waterproof white BOPP with a soft, low-glare finish. Our default stock and the one priced in the table.
about $529.08 for 1,000Glossy
The same waterproof BOPP with a shiny finish that makes colours look brighter.
about $560.83 for 1,000Freezer grade
BOPP with an adhesive made for refrigerated and frozen products.
about $645.48 for 1,000Clear
Transparent BOPP for a no-label look on glass and plastic.
about $603.15 for 1,000Is 7.5 × 10 in the right size?
As a sign-size classic rectangle, 7.5 × 10 in suits window, door and display stickers, pallet and master-carton labels and similar jobs. That is about 7% more label area than the 7 × 10 in rectangle. The label covers about 75.00 sq in (190 × 254 mm) and has room for sign-style artwork: big graphics readable from across a room, or a full sheet of instructions, specs or a diagram.
Not quite right? Compare rectangle labels one step smaller: 8 × 9 in, 6 × 12 in and one step larger: 7 × 11 in, 6.5 × 12 in, or browse all label sizes.
Designing a 7.5 × 10 in rectangle label
Decide on portrait or landscape first; the quote builder prices both the same, and the unwind direction sets how the roll comes off. Design at full size and check it from a few steps back: headline text should be large enough to read at a distance, and images need enough resolution for the print size (about 300 dpi at final size).
Looking for ideas? See our guides to warehouse & inventory labels, wholesale product labels, farmers' market labels, or browse labels by industry and label types and materials.
Instant pricing
Price your
labels.
Roll labels, shape and size are preselected for this page. Change anything, upload artwork, and add to cart when the price looks right. Free proof; production is about 2 business days after you approve it.
Your live proof
2 × 2 in
Your proof appears here once you upload artwork
We’ll show your artwork with the die line (cut path) on top so you can size, move and rotate it.Drag to move · corner handles resize · top handle rotates. The flashing line is where we cut.
7.5 × 10 in rectangle labels FAQ
Common
questions.
Prices and roll counts on this page are estimates. The quote builder gives your exact price before checkout, and every order starts with a free proof.
How much do 7.5 × 10 in rectangle labels cost?+
About $529.08 CAD for 1,000 ($0.529 each) and $203.53 for 250, on matte roll stock. At 5,000 the total is about $1,411.52, or $0.282 per label. These are approximate prices from our live price list as of October 6, 2026; the quote builder shows your exact price, including standard shipping, before you add to cart.
How many 7.5 × 10 in rectangle labels fit on one roll?+
Typically about 310 to 410 per roll, based on one lane of labels on a 3 in core wound up to 6 in across. Where you land in that range depends on the unwind direction: the long side running along the roll gives fewer labels per roll. Bigger orders ship on more than one roll, and you can ask for a set count per roll in your order notes.
Can I order 10 × 7.5 in instead of 7.5 × 10 in?+
Yes. Enter the width and height the way your artwork reads; 7.5 × 10 and 10 × 7.5 in are the same price. For rolls, also pick the unwind direction so labels come off the roll the right way up for your product or applicator.
Which material should I choose for 7.5 × 10 in rectangle labels?+
Four stocks are available: matte (about $529.08 per 1,000 here), glossy ($560.83), clear ($603.15) and freezer grade ($645.48). Pick glossy for brighter colour, clear for glass and clear plastic, and freezer grade for anything stored cold.
Will a 7.5 × 10 in label fit my bottle or jar?+
Measure the flat or straight part of the container. The label needs a panel at least 7.5 in by 10 in, with a little margin. If you want it to wrap all the way around, the long side (10 in) covers a round container of about 3.2 in diameter with a small gap.
What is the smallest order of 7.5 × 10 in rectangle labels?+
Quantities start at 100 labels and every order has a $50 minimum. At this size 100 labels already come to about $141.86, so the minimum does not change your price; most of a small order is the fixed set-up part, which is why the price per label drops quickly as you order more.