What Size Label Do I Need for My Honey Jar?
Choose your honey jar size below to compare practical label sizes from our stocked A4 range. See each shape directly on a jar, then shop the closest size or move to a bespoke printed label if you need something different.
How to Measure a Honey Jar for a Label
Two jars sold as the same honey weight can have completely different usable label areas. Measure the actual container rather than relying on capacity alone.
Measure the flat or gently curved face where the label can sit without disappearing around corners or strong curves.
Measure between the base and the point where the jar begins to shoulder, taper or emboss.
A small margin around the label normally looks cleaner and reduces the chance of lifting at curved edges.
Choose Your Honey Jar Size
Select the closest jar size. The cards below then change to show a small number of sensible Go2Products stock sizes rather than filling the page with every label we manufacture.
Recommended Labels for Small Honey Jars
Select from practical Go2Products stock sizes below. 8oz / compact jars vary between manufacturers, so measure the actual straight-sided label area before ordering.
45.7 × 25.5mm
A neat front or secondary label for smaller honey jars.
63.5 × 38.1mm
A roomier front label for 227g jars with enough space for branding and key product information.
45mm Circle
A compact circular front label that keeps plenty of honey visible.
37mm Circle
Useful for smaller lids, tamper branding or secondary information.
Recommended Labels for Medium Honey Jars
Select from practical Go2Products stock sizes below. 12oz / medium jars vary between manufacturers, so measure the actual straight-sided label area before ordering.
63.5 × 38.1mm
A versatile front label with room for branding and essential information.
63.5 × 46.6mm
Extra height for your logo, honey variety and supporting information.
63.5 × 72mm
A taller front label for 340g jars where you want more vertical space for branding, ingredients or product information.
51mm Circle
A clean circular alternative for front branding or suitable lids.
Recommended Labels for Standard 1lb Honey Jars
Select from practical Go2Products stock sizes below. 1lb / standard jars vary between manufacturers, so measure the actual straight-sided label area before ordering.
63.5 × 38.1mm
A neat front label where you want more of the honey visible.
63.5 × 46.6mm
A balanced choice for branding, honey type and core information.
64mm Circle
A strong round format for traditional honey branding or larger lids.
65 × 65mm Square
A bold format for modern, artisan and gift-style honey branding.
Recommended Labels for Larger Honey Jars
Select from practical Go2Products stock sizes below. Larger / wide jars vary between manufacturers, so measure the actual straight-sided label area before ordering.
99.1 × 57.3mm
A useful larger front label where the jar has a broad usable face.
64mm Circle
A substantial circular label for front branding or suitable lids.
55 × 75mm Oval
A classic vertical oval for traditional jars and artisan branding.
65 × 65mm Square
A strong contemporary option for premium honey and gift jars.
Need a Label for the Lid?
Round labels are ideal for honey jar lids, small branding marks and finishing touches. Jar weight does not determine lid diameter, so measure the flat top of your actual lid before choosing a size.
37mm Circle
Compact round label for smaller honey jar lids and secondary branding.
45mm Circle
A useful mid-size option for branding the top of many honey jar lids.
51mm Circle
More branding space while still leaving a visible border around a larger lid.
64mm Circle
A substantial round label for larger lids, gift jars and prominent top branding.
Popular Honey Label Sizes
Use these as starting points, then measure your jar before ordering.
Rectangular Honey Labels
38.1 × 21.2mm65 per sheet 45.7 × 25.5mm40 per sheet 63.5 × 38.1mm21 per sheet 63.5 × 46.6mm18 per sheet 99.1 × 57.3mm10 per sheetRound Honey Labels
37mm Circle35 per sheet 45mm Circle24 per sheet 51mm Circle15 per sheet 64mm Circle12 per sheetCustom Honey Label Sizes & Special Shapes
Your jar does not have to fit an existing A4 label shape. We can produce professionally printed labels using a suitable cutter or supply custom labels on rolls.
Print Honey Labels Yourself
Choose blank sheets in a wide range of materials for compatible inkjet and laser printers.
Explore blank labels →Custom Printed Honey Labels
Send us your artwork and let us produce the labels for you.
Explore printed labels →Bespoke Honey Labels on Rolls
Ideal for larger runs, custom cutters, specialist materials and premium finishes.
Get a roll-label quote →Everything You Need for Your Honey Labels
Honey Labels
Compare blank, printed and roll-label options.
UK Honey Labelling Requirements
Information to consider when labelling honey for sale in the UK.
Best Materials for Honey Labels
Compare paper, waterproof, transparent, kraft and other materials.
Print Your Own Honey Labels
Guidance for printing blank honey labels yourself.
How to Design Honey Jar Labels
Create balanced artwork for your chosen jar and label size.
Custom Honey Labels on Rolls
Custom sizes, special shapes and premium finishes.
Honey Jar Label Size Questions
What is the best label size for a honey jar?
There is no single best size because jars vary in width, height and shape. Measure the straight usable area and choose a label that fits comfortably.
What size label should I use for a 1lb honey jar?
For many 454g / 1lb jars, 63.5 × 38.1mm or 63.5 × 46.6mm are useful starting points. Always measure the actual jar.
Can I use a round label on a honey jar lid?
Yes. Measure the usable lid diameter and leave a small margin around the edge.
Should I choose rectangle, circle, square or oval?
Rectangles maximise information space, circles work well for lids and simple branding, while square and oval labels can create a distinctive artisan look.
Can I order a size that is not shown here?
Yes. Custom sizes and special shapes can be produced using an appropriate cutter or supplied as professionally printed roll labels.
Do I need separate front and back labels?
Not necessarily. Some producers use one larger label while others use a branded front label and smaller secondary information label.