The holiday season is almost upon us and it promises to be somewhat of a different season. No matter, you and your customers still want to celebrate and express appreciation.
K.C. Decorative Seal
Who We Are
K.C. Decorative Seal, more than 40 years in the making, has built its reputation on quality, decades of expertise, and the art of manufacturing the high-end die cut embossed seals, custom labels, and enclosure cards that you are looking for. We are a roll letterpress label manufacturer and all of our manufacturing is done in-house on continuous pressure sensitive materials.
K.C. Decorative seal is veteran-owned and operated.
K.C. Decorative Seal ... a small business success story.
Our Midwest roots date back to the early 1900s. In 1978, Ken and Carole Jenkins took over operations, starting the business by manufacturing dry gum labels and seals for candy, jewelry and insurance needs.
For more than 40 years, K.C. Decorative Seal has been known for having the expertise to craft foils into decorative pressure sensitive seals and tags.
Creating on family values
We are a family-owned and operated business whose focus is on manufacturing high quality, custom-crafted foil seals, hot stamped labels and industrial labels to meet your business needs.
Key to our success is that we manufacture your seals and labels in our facility. That means we oversee and control the process from start to finish, down to the smallest detail.
Our second generation works hand-in-hand with us … offering new ideas and manufacturing procedures to serve your needs. Combine all of that with exceptional customer service and you have our recipe for success. That’s why more than 40 years later we are still in business.
Veteran-owned and operated.
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