Mimi's Sweet Treats
Wholesale Pack

Not As Sweet As You

Everything for the wholesale program in one place — the sell sheet, the flavor list, packaging artwork, and brand assets. View, print, or download any of it.

Delta, Colorado Est. 2024 4.8★ · 50+ reviews Confidential — link only
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For buyers

Share freely Built to hand to a restaurant, shop, or grocery buyer. Each prints to a single letter page.

One-Page Overview

What the product is, where the dairy comes from, the story behind the shop, customer ratings, formats and yields. The sheet you leave behind after a meeting.

Flavor List & Order Selection

Every flavor across classics, specialty and seasonal, with tick-boxes, expected allergens, and which suit a 3-gallon tub. The buyer picks from this one.

Needs a decision

Review & choose Open for comment before anything goes to print.

Label Design Directions

Five ways the tub label could look, side by side, with the trade-offs spelled out — findability, print cost, and how each reads on a shelf. Two calls to make: the printed labels, and the write-in blanks.

Production & print prep

Internal Working files. These discuss open regulatory items and print limits — useful to a printer, less so to a buyer.

3-Gallon Tub Lid Labels

4″ and 6″ round labels at true size, printed and blank write-in versions, plus what changed from the original artwork and why.

Label Printing Guide

Sizes, materials, real vendors, and a spec sheet to hand a print shop — or print it yourself. Covers DIY stock, laser vs inkjet, and the questions that stop you getting sold the wrong material.

Logo Print Sheet

The logo at true print sizes with an honest resolution ceiling, shown reversed on brand red, and the file list to hand a printer.

Ingredient Worksheet

One card per flavor for recording what actually goes in, with allergen tick-boxes. Saves as you type. Finishing this unlocks the full label set.

Logo files

Download Transparent PNG, native aspect 284:234. Scale proportionally — never stretch to a square.
FilePixelsClean toSize
Largest
for anything 3–4″
2556 × 21064″3.7 MB Download
All-purpose
best default
1704 × 14043″2.1 MB Download
Small marks
stickers, pint lids
1136 × 9362″1.1 MB Download
Square canvas
centered, for round dies
2556 × 25564″3.5 MB Download

Printing these

Set the scale to 100% or "Actual Size" — never "Fit to page." The labels are drawn at true physical dimensions, and Fit-to-page silently rescales them, so a 4″ label comes out at 3.7″ and no longer matches your label stock.

To make a PDF: open any document, press Ctrl+P, and choose Save as PDF as the destination. That gives you a file to email a printer or attach to an order.

For the tub labels specifically: print on freezer-grade BOPP label stock — polypropylene face with adhesive rated to roughly −65°F and made to stick to cold, damp surfaces. Standard paper labels curl and peel off a frozen lid within a week. Match the stock to your printer: toner if laser, pigment ink if inkjet.