Suffolk County
Die-cut stickers for Cold Spring Harbor
Die-cut stickers for Cold Spring Harbor, cut to the outline of your own artwork. About 3.3 miles south west of our counter in Huntington, in a straight line.
Two hundred and fifty die-cut stickers at 3 by 4 inches come to $720.00, which is $2.88 each. The sum behind that is plain enough to check by hand: $2.88 a sticker across 250 pieces. Raise the same order to 500 and each sticker becomes $2.64, so the full run is $1320.00. What the money buys in either case is a printed shape cut along the edge of your own drawing, in whatever outline you have given it, rather than a rectangle with the design sitting somewhere inside.
An order from Cold Spring Harbor starts the way every order does, with a file, a size in inches and a count. Printing and cutting happen at 205 East Main Street in Huntington, and there is free local pickup there if you would rather not have a box sent to you. Past that, the part worth thinking about is the arithmetic, because the arithmetic is what decides how many you should ask for.
Where the price steps down
Die-cut stickers are priced from the finished size and the count, and the price of each one falls as the count rises. On that 3 by 4 inch sticker, 1 to 24 pieces is $4.20 each. From 25 to 49 it is $3.60. From 50 to 99 it is $3.36, from 100 to 249 it is $3.12, from 250 to 499 it is $2.88, and at 500 it is $2.64.
Because the steps scale with size, a large sticker feels each one more than a small one does. The 3 by 4 inch sticker crossing from 250 pieces to 500 drops 24 cents a piece, from $2.88 to $2.64. A 2 by 2 inch sticker making the same move drops 8 cents, from $0.96 to $0.88. Settle your size first and the decision usually makes itself.
There is also a minimum, and it is not a price floor. An order qualifies at 10 or more pieces or at $10 of merchandise, whichever comes first. A single large sticker that reaches $10 on its own is an order. So is a run of 10 small ones that never gets near $10.
The word both places share
Cold Spring Harbor and Lloyd Harbor end on the same word, and we do not rely on the place line alone to tell them apart. The ZIP is what settles it. Two apply here, 11724 and 11743, and 11743 is also a Huntington ZIP, so the street line and the ZIP together are what we read. If you are typing an address into a checkout field from memory, that is the pair worth double checking. Both places sit in the Town of Huntington, inside Suffolk County, which is another reason the names on their own do not narrow much.
A cut line that follows the drawing
Die cutting means the cut traces your artwork instead of boxing it in. A circle is cut round. A bottle shape is cut to the shape of a bottle. A logo with a long tail on one letter is cut with the tail sticking out, or with a tidier outline drawn a little way outside the whole mark, which is the more common choice for anything that has to sit flat on a container.
What we need from you is a design with a clear outer boundary. If your file already carries a cut path, we follow it. If it does not, we draw one and send it back for you to look at before anything is cut. Thin projections and sharp inside corners are what most often need a conversation, because a cut line can only turn so tightly.
Choosing a size before you choose a quantity
Size moves the price more than anything else on this page. Trim the 3 by 4 inch example to 3 by 3 and you are buying a quarter less sticker, and paying a quarter less for it at any count: $2.16 each at 250 rather than $2.88. Widen it to 4 by 4 and the same 250 pieces is $3.84 each.
The useful exercise is to decide what has to fit and then measure it. Cut a paper rectangle at the size you think you want, put it on the thing it is going on, and look at it before you commit to 250 or 500 of them.
Neighbours in the same stretch
Cold Spring Harbor lies 3.3 miles south west of the shop measured as a straight line on a map, not as a route. The places around it are covered the same way.
Huntington is 1.5 miles out, West Manor 2.4, Huntington Station 2.7, West Hills 2.8, and Lloyd Harbor 3.0. None of that changes a price. It matters only if you are deciding between collecting an order yourself and having it sent.
Who tends to be working out these numbers
If you send food out of a counter in containers, the sticker is usually a lid label: your name, the item, and space for a tick box or a handwritten note. Lid diameters vary between container lines, so measure the flat part of the lid rather than the whole lid.
If you box baked goods, the label often works as a seal across the flap. That shape tends to be long and narrow, which keeps the finished size small and lets you buy a larger quantity for the same money.
If you cater and send trays out to other people's kitchens, one label per tray adds up more than people expect. Settling the size and the count before you order is what stops a run of trays turning into three separate small orders at short run prices.
If you run a stand and put a mark on cups and bags, you are usually in small sizes and large counts, which is the corner of the ladder where the 500 piece price is easiest to reach.
Questions that come up
Can a Cold Spring Harbor address use either 11724 or 11743?
Both appear on orders. Enter whichever one belongs to your street address and leave it as it is. We do not correct a ZIP that a customer has typed deliberately.
How do I make sure a Cold Spring Harbor order is not read as Lloyd Harbor?
Give the full street line and the ZIP, and the two cannot be confused. The place names are similar, the street and ZIP combination is not.
I want 250 lid labels at 3 by 4 inches for a Cold Spring Harbor food counter. What is the total?
$720.00. That is $2.88 a piece across 250 pieces at that size.
Is it worth taking a Cold Spring Harbor order from 250 up to 500?
At 3 by 4 inches, 250 pieces is $720.00 and 500 is $1320.00, so the second 250 cost $600.00 and every piece in the run drops from $2.88 to $2.64. Whether that is worth it depends entirely on whether you will use 500.
Can a small Cold Spring Harbor order go through, or do I have to hit a spend?
It qualifies at 10 or more pieces or at $10 of merchandise, whichever you reach first. Ten pieces is enough on its own even if the total is under $10.
Minimum order: 10 stickers or $10.
Where we are
Long Island Stickers
205 E Main St, Ste 2-1
Huntington, NY 11743
Operated by On The Island Apparel Inc.
Service area: we print in Huntington and serve all of Long Island, including Suffolk County and Nassau County. Pickup is at the Huntington address above. Everywhere else, including the rest of the United States, we ship.