Honey Jar Labels

What size label fits a honey jar?

A 12 oz honey bear or 9 oz hex jar takes the 2.2 x 1.7 in. label turned upright. A 4 oz jar takes a 1.75 x 2.75 in. label, and an 8 to 16 oz jar a 3 x 2 in. label. Containers vary by maker, so print one label on plain paper and hold it on your jar before printing the full sheet.

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Labels that fit

To measure: Measure the smooth area where the label will sit, side to side and top to bottom, and choose a label slightly smaller. For a wraparound, measure all the way around with a strip of paper.

Containers vary by maker, so print one label on plain paper and hold it on your bottle before printing the full sheet. Search all templates by size.

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About Honey Jar Labels

Printable labels for honey jars, from 12 oz honey bears to 16 oz jars. Turned upright, the 2.2 x 1.7 in. label fits the front of a 12 oz honey bear and a 9 oz hex jar. The 1.75 x 2.75 in. label fits 4 oz honey jars, and the 3 x 2 in. label fits 8 oz to 16 oz jars. A 2 x 2 in. square finishes the lid. Waterproof white vinyl versions wipe clean, and each size has a free template in Canva and Word.

Frequently asked questions

What size label fits a 12 oz honey bear?
The 2.2 x 1.7 in. label, turned upright, fits the front of a 12 oz honey bear.
What size label fits a hex honey jar?
The 2.2 x 1.7 in. label, turned upright, fits the face of a 9 oz hex jar. It is a tight fit on a 3 oz hex jar, so measure first.
What size label fits a honey jar lid?
A 2 x 2 in. square fits most hex and regular honey jar lids.
Are honey labels waterproof?
The waterproof white vinyl labels resist water and wipe clean of sticky drips. Print them on an inkjet printer.
How do I check a label will fit my honey jar?
Measure the smooth area where the label will sit, side to side and top to bottom. For a wraparound, wrap a strip of paper around the honey jar and measure it. Then print one label on plain paper, cut it out and hold it on your honey jar before printing on label sheets.