Colemoly 8.5x11 Inch Sticker Labels - 25 Sheets for Inkjet/Laser Printers Matte White 25 Blank Address Labels Sticker Paper for Mailing, Shipping, and Organizing

Most sticker paper I have bought in the past are a thick sticker but surprisingly these are thin like a regular piece of computer paper but the adhesive sticks like the thick paper! I was a firm believer in the Avery brand labels but from now on this one is definitely my number one pick

Being a passionate Cricut enthusiast, I'm always looking for versatile materials, and these 8.5x11 inch white matte address labels have truly exceeded my expectations. They're a game-changer for my DIY projects, especially when it comes to crafting and designing stickers and labels.What I adore about these labels is their seamless compatibility with my printer and crafting machine. The matte finish isn't merely about aesthetics; it significantly reduces glare, ensuring the printed information remains crystal clear from every angle.These labels offer an abundance of space for creativity and are perfect for fashioning personalized stickers for my projects. Once printed, they are incredibly easy to peel and apply, saving me precious time.Beyond crafting, these labels are the quintessential choice for mailing, shipping, and maintaining impeccable organization. They have seamlessly integrated into my home office, assisting me in the categorization of files, folders, and storage boxes.In summary, these labels are an indispensable tool for every DIY artisan, offering professional results and boundless crafting possibilities. If you're into crafting or simply in need of high-quality labels or stickers, these are an absolute treasure. Wholeheartedly recommend them!

The print quality and durability of these are great, but man they are difficult to peel the label from the paper that protects the adhesive! It needs some sort of tab, or dotted line to make it easier to peel. Probably took me about 25 minutes to actually peel the first page to stick my label to something. Quality, adhesive strength, etc is all great. Just very difficult to peel!

These labels fed without issue in each of my 3 Brother laser printers, whether fed from the paper tray or from the single sheet feeder. I knocked off one star from my rating because it is nearly impossible to determine which side is which without peeling back one of the corners before placing it into your printer. Once I realized that this was an issue, I took a few minutes to mark the rest of the unused sheets by marking the back side of each with a Sharpie stating "BACK".The printed quality is outstanding, with crisp and clear text and graphics and no fading or smudging noted. I don't often need a full sheet label but I can see where I could use these to make two, four or even sixteen labels from a single sheet and then cut them out with a pair of scissors. These will be a nice addition to my arsenal of printer labels...I rate these a "4", with one star deducted for the noted front versus back issue that could easily be remedied during the manufacturing process by adding a watermark to the label backing.

On these label sheets, it's very hard to tell which side is the printable side. For the first couple, I had to actually start to separate the backing from the label before printing, just to tell which side was which. The non-print layer has the expected slick, almost waxy surface that touches the label's sticky part, but the back of it is flat, matte, white, and not slick, so it looks like it could be the printing side. To avoid having to start to separate each one first before knowing which way to print, I finally marked all of the rest of the label sheets in the package to identify the back side, but this all could have been avoided if the manufacturer had printed something on the back, had put slits for taking off the backing more easily, or had made the backing sheet less white-paper-looking. The labels printed okay from my inkjet printer, though not as vividly as on plain paper, and seemed to adhere okay to both plastic and cardboard.Unfortunately, after a day or two, all my labels on cardboard boxes started falling off and I had to go back and tape them. Very frustrating. These might be okay for mailing packages if tape is added, but I can't trust them to stick well enough to use alone.

I was a bit skeptical when I saw these, but considering the price difference between the popular-brand labels available from the local ‘big-box’ store and these from the Colemoly Store, I thought it worth the chance.Nice to report that this was a happy experience because I received more than twice the number of sheets for less expense.The page-sized labels are good quality, matte-finished with easy to peel backing. They work nicely on my laser printers, with even photo images looking sharp. The adhesive sticks well and whether printing shipping labels or sticking my graphics to a cover, sign, or other label need I find them secure.I do a lot more graphic printing than I do package labels and while these sheets may not be designed for that purpose, these sheets have so far worked well. I don’t know how well they will stick over time, but for the few weeks I’ve been using them, they’ve worked quite well.

I use these sheets to create colorful stickers for journals and scrapbooks. They print and stick very well.

Though this is advertised as address label paper, it isn't pre-cut. You have to make your own template, figure out which side is actually the sticker since both sides have the same matte paper finish, print your design, and then cut it yourself. As nostalgic as I am for the old days when I would help my mom cut address labels out of this kind of paper, we can and should strive for easier, less expensive solutions. The quality is pretty flimsy as well, the sticker paper without the backing is no thicker than standard 20lb bond printer paper. You're better off getting dedicated sheets of higher quality sticker paper, pre-cut address labels, or taking a glue stick to some printer paper than wasting your money on this. $5 seems cheap, but for only 25 pages of thin paper with no indication which side is the sticker and no pre-cut design, that is outrageous.