Handwritten price stickers are quick to make but hard to keep consistent, and they rarely look as polished as the products they’re stuck to. A Dymo LabelWriter lets small retailers print neat, uniform price tags in seconds, complete with prices, item codes and even barcodes. This guide covers Dymo price tag and jewelry labels, the other sizes that help in a shop, and how to set up a pricing workflow that saves time.
Dymo Price Tag and Jewelry Labels: A Small Retailer’s Guide
The Dymo 30373 is a small 7/8” x 15/16” label made for pricing. It holds a bold price, a short item name or SKU, and a compact code, without covering up the product. Our Dymo 30373 price tag labels come 400 to a roll and are popular with:
• Boutiques and gift shops
• Jewelry and accessories retailers
• Bookstores and stationery shops
• Craft fairs, pop-up stores and market stalls
You can find all of our retail options in the price tag and jewelry labels collection.
Labeling Jewelry and Small Items
Jewelry presents a challenge: the pieces are small and delicate, and you don’t want adhesive on the metal or stones. The simple solution is to label the packaging instead. Apply a 30373 label to the display card, ring box, earring card or pouch. The price stays visible, and the jewelry stays clean.
For very small items, such as charms, beads or loose components sold in bags, the tiny 1/2” x 1” Dymo 30333 label works well. It prints two across the roll, so you can tag a large batch quickly.
When You Need a Bigger Tag
Some products need more information than a small price tag can hold, such as a barcode, size, color or care note. In those cases, step up to a multipurpose label:
• Dymo 30336 (1” x 2-1/8”) for shelf edges, hang tags and product names with prices
• Dymo 30334 (2-1/4” x 1-1/4”) for barcodes, ingredient lists and product labels on boxes and jars
Using one printer for all three sizes keeps your labels consistent across the store.
Receipts Without a Separate POS Printer: Dymo 30270
Not every shop needs a full point-of-sale printer. The Dymo 30270 is a continuous roll of receipt paper, 2-7/16” wide and 300 feet long, that prints receipts, order slips, queue tickets and packing notes of any length. Because it has no adhesive, it works like a standard receipt.
Our Dymo 30270 compatible receipt paper is a practical option for market stalls, pop-up shops and service counters that already use a LabelWriter.
Setting Up a Price Label Template
A good template saves time every time prices change:
1. Open Dymo Connect and select the 30373 label.
2. Make the price the largest element, in a bold font that customers can read at a glance.
3. Add the item name or SKU in a smaller font underneath.
4. Add a barcode if you scan items at checkout, and test that it scans at this size.
5. Import your product list from a spreadsheet to print a whole batch at once.
When prices change, update the spreadsheet and reprint only the items affected.
Tips for Better Price Tags
• Place tags consistently. Put labels in the same spot on similar products so customers know where to look.
• Keep text short. A small label is easiest to read with just the price and one line of detail.
• Use barcodes for faster checkout. Scanning reduces errors compared with typing prices manually.
• Watch window displays. Direct thermal labels can fade with long exposure to heat and sunlight, so check and replace tags in sunny windows periodically.
Conclusion
The right labels make a small shop look more professional and run more smoothly. Use the 30373 for price tags, label jewelry packaging rather than the pieces themselves, and keep 30270 receipt paper on hand for quick receipts. Explore our price tag and jewelry labels collection to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What size are Dymo 30373 price tag labels?
Dymo 30373 price tag labels measure 7/8” x 15/16”. Our compatible version comes with 400 labels per roll.
2. Can I use Dymo labels for jewelry?
Yes. The best approach is to apply a Dymo 30373 label to the jewelry’s display card, box or pouch rather than directly onto the piece, which keeps the jewelry clean and the price visible.
3. Can Dymo price tag labels include barcodes?
Yes. You can add a small barcode to a 30373 label in Dymo Connect. For larger or more detailed barcodes, use a bigger label such as the 30336 or 30334.
4. What is Dymo 30270 used for?
Dymo 30270 is continuous receipt paper, 2-7/16” wide and 300 feet long. It prints receipts, order slips, tickets and notes of any length on a LabelWriter printer.
5. Will thermal price tag labels fade?
Direct thermal labels can fade with long exposure to heat and sunlight. Indoors and out of direct sun they stay readable much longer, but tags in sunny window displays should be checked and replaced periodically.