WS Labels 20 Sheets A4/1 Gloss White

Absolutely do not print anything under 3cm x 3cm unless you want to spend forever trying to take the back off, and damage the label / sticker in the process. The paper is incredibly lightweight and just flops around instead of allowing you to get the back off. Even on the larger pieces you're going to have trouble.

The paper is halfway between glossy and matte. A bit more of a satin, perhaps, but definitely not massively glossy as advertised.

The labels seem to stick well under minor testing, but I doubt they have any real sturdiness against water or general realistic levels of care.

Artists like me: Do not use this for stickers to sell if possible. Ideally something more hefty would be much better and customers will prefer that. There's also large black and white spots on the back of the paper which make it look unprofessional, and the paper is slightly see-through.

TLDR: If you don't have a better choice, yeah, this is fine. It's remarkably fine. It seems to stick well, but be warned that it is thin, and not massively sturdy.

Have a lovely day!

Love this product , I used it in my epson printer, finished product was of a high quality . GIves a professional look to my lables. I want to buy the LC24 in gloss but dont see it available in gloss?

These labels have a lovely satin finish which gives outstanding definition with my HP inkjet printer.
The "gotcha" is that the drying time is extended, so that the print smudges if the label passes through the printer on the reverse side.
Set the printer to "Duplex Off" and the finish is perfect. Carefully put the label in a safe place to dry for a few minutes, see the beautiful result, and you won't want to go back to ordinary paper labels.