Evergreen Goods A4 Glossy Printable Sticker Paper (50 Sheets) for Inkjet & Laser Printers
Product description
What it’s for (and why people buy glossy printable sticker paper)
If you want stickers that look like they came from a proper print shop, glossy A4 printable sticker paper is the shortcut. This Evergreen Goods pack gives you a printable, self-adhesive sheet format so you can design labels and stickers at home or in an office setting, then cut and apply them.
The appeal here is pretty clear: you’re not limited to plain label stock. On paper, the glossy white finish is meant to deliver vivid, high-resolution colour, so text, product-style labels and photo stickers tend to look sharper than you might get from matte or basic label paper.
It’s also designed around real-world use. The sheets are described as splashproof, which can matter if your labels will sit in kitchens, near drinks, or on items where condensation and the odd spill are a possibility. And the backing is described as easy-peel and not prone to tearing, which is one of those small things that makes a difference when you’re doing more than a couple of stickers.
Key points
This is glossy, printable sticker paper in A4 size with a self-adhesive backing, made for inkjet and laser printers.
You get 50 sheets in the pack, aimed at sticker making for labels, personalised designs, gift labels and photo-style stickers. The “splashproof” claim suggests it’s built to handle light water exposure and condensation better than standard sticker paper.
One thing to keep in mind: “splashproof” doesn’t automatically mean waterproof or fully submersible. If you’re expecting heavy exposure, frequent soaking, or long-term outdoor weathering, you may need to think beyond this type of paper.
What you’ll notice when you print and stick
The product is set up for home and office printers. The description specifically says it works with standard inkjet and laser printers, including HP, Canon, Epson and Brother, and that it’s compatible with Cricut and Silhouette cutting machines for clean, precise die-cut stickers.
In everyday use, that combination is useful because it lets you choose your workflow. For example, you can: - Print a sheet of product labels from your desktop printer. - Let it dry, then use a Cricut or Silhouette to cut neatly around your design. - Peel the backing and apply to bottles, jars or card.
Where it sounds particularly practical is adhesion and surface range. The adhesive is described as water-based and environmentally friendly, bonding permanently to glass, plastic, card, metal and most smooth surfaces. That means it’s not just for paper crafts, it’s intended for label jobs like cosmetics, candles, drinks, or food packaging—exactly the sort of “small business / maker” situations where looks and staying power both matter.
Tech specs
- Label sheet size: A4 (210mm x 297mm)
- Paper weight: 100 GSM (180 GSM including backing)
- Print types supported (as stated): inkjet and laser printers
- Coating/finish: premium glossy white surface
- Splash resistance: described as splashproof
- Adhesive: water-based, easy-peel backing, permanent bond (on stated surfaces)
Where it shines vs where it may not
If you’re making stickers or labels that need to look crisp—like product labels, gift labels, and photo-style stickers—glossy finish is usually the bit that gives you that “pop”. Over the paper’s intended lifespan, the splashproof angle is also a sensible detail for items near moisture or condensation.
But it may not suit every scenario. For example, if your use case involves harsh outdoor exposure, aggressive cleaning, or anything closer to full waterproof requirements, a printable sticker paper with a splashproof claim may still fall short.
Also, while it’s described as feeding smoothly through standard paper trays with no jamming, you’ll still want to run a quick test sheet if your printer is picky with thicker paper stocks. Paper weight including backing is higher (180 GSM including backing), so it’s worth checking your machine’s comfort zone rather than assuming every printer will treat it the same.
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It’s a good match if you: - Want to print stickers and product labels on A4 at home or in an office, without specialist equipment. - Like the idea of glossy, high-contrast colour for labels and photo stickers. - Need self-adhesive sheets that are designed to handle light water exposure and condensation. - Plan to cut using Cricut or Silhouette for cleaner edges.
It may not be the best choice if you’re mainly doing very high-durability labelling (heavy soaking, constant wiping, outdoor conditions) or if you know your printer struggles with thicker media—because the “including backing” weight may make some setups less cooperative.
Care & maintenance
Once printed, allow the ink to set before you handle or apply the stickers, particularly if you’re cutting and peeling straight away. If you’re using them for labels on items that can get condensation, it’s still sensible to apply them to clean, smooth surfaces so the adhesive can make the most consistent contact.
If your project involves any exposure to moisture, avoid testing it by soaking. Instead, do a small trial label on the intended surface first, then assess after a short period.
In the box
The pack contains 50 A4 sheets of self-adhesive glossy printable sticker paper.
Is it worth it?
This Evergreen Goods A4 Glossy Printable Sticker Paper is worth considering if your priority is print-from-home sticker making with a glossy finish, plus a splashproof design for everyday, light-moisture label situations. The combination of inkjet and laser compatibility, self-adhesive backing, and stated Cricut/Silhouette use makes it a practical choice for makers who want neat, professional-looking results.
You may want to skip it if your labels must handle more than light water exposure, or if your printer typically dislikes thicker paper stocks. In those cases, you’ll likely need to look for a more purpose-built durability route rather than relying on “splashproof” alone.
Mini FAQ
Does it work with both inkjet and laser printers?
Yes—it's described as compatible with standard inkjet and laser printers, including HP, Canon, Epson and Brother.
Is it compatible with cutting machines?
The description says it’s fully compatible with Cricut and Silhouette machines for clean, precise die-cut stickers.
What does “splashproof” mean in practice?
It’s described as splashproof, meaning it can withstand light water exposure, condensation and accidental spills without smearing or lifting. It’s safer to treat it as light-exposure protection rather than full waterproofing.
What surfaces does the adhesive stick to?
The adhesive is stated to bond permanently to glass, plastic, card, metal and most smooth surfaces.
What kind of projects is it best for?
It’s positioned for product labels, personalised stickers, gift labels, photo stickers and custom designs—especially where moisture risk is part of the picture, such as drinks, candles, cosmetics and food packaging.