RolloDirect Thermal Shipping Labels - Pack of 500 4x6 Thermal Labels Fanfold - Perforated and Strong Adhesive (Commercial Grade)The Forest Stewardship Council

These labels are perfect for my small business shipping needs! They print super clean with my Rollo printer, no smudging or fading, and the adhesive is chef’s kiss — sticks securely without peeling to both my polymailers and boxes. The fanfold design feeds easily and saves space compared to rolls. I keep the labels in the box and feed it through my munby printer. Works great! The labels aren’t too thick or thin.Honestly, they’ve made my shipping process faster and smoother. Great value for the quality — I’ll definitely be ordering more soon!

Update 07/2022: I gave these another try more recently and it looks like issues I had in my original review have been fixed!Old: I have the same problem with these new labels as other recent customers have reported. I've been buying these labels from the same seller for over a year and the labels used to be really nice. Easy tear off, worked each time, nice dark printing with my Rollo printer. Something changed with these recently and now they no longer work, jam in my printer or don't print the full label.They used to come in a plastic wrapped stack of 500 perforated labels with no branding on the back. The ones I bought most recently came in a Rollo-branded box, still 500, perforated but they had the Rollo branding on the backs of the labels. I ran out of my old stack so put these in just today and my Rollo had trouble immediately.My printer "learned" the labels fine, but when I actually tried to print just one label, the label got jammed halfway through and my Rollo would show the red blinking light. I tried unplugging my Rollo, turning it on and off, making it learn and re-learn the label several times. I had two of these stacks of labels and even tried the other one in the box and had the same problems. So, I have two Rollo printers, I unloaded the labels on the one that was using so far and loaded them into my other Rollo. Had the exact same problems. So I gave up on these labels and loaded an off brand stack of labels that I kept around for emergencies. This off brand stack isn't as nice, the print quality is not dark and sometimes you can see streaks in the printed label. I certainly don't prefer them. But, sure enough, both of my Rollo printers worked fine with those.Clearly the most recent batch of these labels is defective in some way. I've given up on them, will be throwing them out and probably buying that off brand label until Rollo figures out what's wrong with these and fixes them.

These work very well. No problems. I love my thermal printer. It's saving me money on ink. These label stick very well & are plenty thick.

When I first started selling my handmade crafts online, I underestimated the importance of good shipping labels. That all changed when I switched to these thermal shipping labels, and let me tell you, it’s been a game-changer for my small business.First off, the quality of these labels is fantastic. Unlike some of the cheaper options I tried before, which often ended up smudged or faded before they even reached the customer, these labels are crisp and clear every single time. The ultra-white paper provides excellent contrast for printing, making the text and barcodes easy to read and scan. This means fewer headaches at the post office and a better experience for my customers.One of the standout features for me is their eco-friendliness. It’s reassuring to know that these labels are made in the USA and are FSC certified, meaning they meet high environmental and social standards. Plus, they’re BPA-free, which is a small but important detail I appreciate as I strive to make my business more sustainable.The fanfold design is another unexpected bonus. It’s way more space-efficient than the traditional rolls, which means I don’t have to worry about finding extra storage space for bulky rolls or dealing with a label holder. Loading them into my printer is a breeze, and they come out perfectly flat, which saves me the hassle of dealing with curled edges. Overall, these labels have made my shipping process smoother and more efficient, letting me focus more on what I love—creating beautiful crafts.

These shipping labels are a must-have for anyone with their own little side business (or real business haha). Only works with a thermal printer. What a time saver compared to a normal printer.

Definitely buy Rollo labels. I had my Rollo printer for about a year and a half, using generic labels. I got tired of poor quality printing and most of all, the plastic backing was thin and cheap and did not tear straight. So if a piece stayed on the roll it would wind around the roller and be a mess to get it straightened out.I switched to Rollo labels and there is a big difference. You get what you pay for.

I've been using the Rollo Direct Thermal Shipping Labels (4x6 fanfold, pack of 500) for a while now, and they've become a staple in my shipping routine. The fanfold design is super convenient—no need for a roll holder, and they feed smoothly through my printer without curling. The strong adhesive sticks well to various packaging materials, and the perforated edges make separating labels a breeze. The print quality is consistently sharp, ensuring that barcodes and addresses are easily scannable. Overall, these labels have streamlined my shipping process and offer great value for the price.

These labels are really easy to use with my thermal label printer. All I need to do is put them in the label maker tray, and hit print. The labels themselves are good quality, and the thermal printing print clear and well on them. They’re easy to tear and separate.