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Vinyl
The original material
Our best-selling classic sticker material.
What is the difference between regular and removable stickers?
Regular stickers use permanent adhesive for a long-lasting hold. Removable Stickers use low-tack adhesive, so they peel off without residue and can be repositioned, which suits temporary use.
Regular vs removable stickers
The difference is the adhesive.
Regular stickers: permanent adhesive
Most of our stickers, including vinyl stickers and all specialty materials, use permanent adhesive. It is the industry standard, with a long-lasting hold for long-term use, also outdoors and in tougher conditions, such as on cars and bumpers. It is not made to be removed easily and may leave some residue. If you need an even stronger hold, choose Hi-tack Vinyl.
Removable stickers: low-tack adhesive
Removable Stickers are die-cut stickers with a low-tack adhesive. They hold during normal use and peel off without leaving residue or damaging most surfaces. You can also reposition them. They are best for temporary and indoor use, such as signage, event branding, notebooks, laptops and smooth walls. The same adhesive is available as Low-tack Vinyl.
How to choose
Think about the surface, where the sticker will be (indoors or outdoors) and how long it needs to stay on. Long-term or outdoor: permanent. Temporary or changing often: removable.
