01 · Writable

Oil-based paint marker
Reusable silicone bottle bands · For kitchens that don’t stop
Eight colours, eight stations, one system. Write it in marker, wipe it with alcohol, run it through the dish pit, write it again.

01 · Writable

Oil-based paint marker
02 · Wipeable

Isopropyl · 10 seconds
03 · Waterproof

Silicone · no adhesive to lift
04 · Dishwasher safe
Rated 450°F
The tape problem
You're spending $6-$20 a month on tape that curls by lunch service. A 24-pack at $24.97 replaces it. Break even in 1-4 months. After that, labeling costs nothing.
$6–20
Monthly tape spend. Every month. Forever.
1-4 months
Estimated payback period for a 24-pack at $24.97
450°F
Heat rating. Commercial dishwasher cycles, every service.
Swipe the table to compare all three →
| Through one shift | Masking tape | Sticker labels | Bands |
|---|---|---|---|
| Still readable at close | Curled | Smudged | Yes |
| Survives the dish pit | No | No | Yes |
| Leaves residue | Yes | Yes | None |
| Relabel time | Scrape + re-tape | Peel + reprint | 10 seconds |
| Cost after month four | Recurring | Recurring | Nothing |
Size guide
Four inner diameters, shown here at true relative scale. Measure the bottle, not the band — silicone stretches up one size.

Coming soon
Small sauce bottles, spice shakers, compact station bottles
Fits: 1.77–2.17 in (45–55 mm) diameter
Notify me when availableMost common
Standard squeeze bottles used on prep and service lines
Fits: 2.17–2.76 in (55–70 mm) diameter
Shop 55mmLarge bottle
Larger bottles used for sauces, dressings, and bulk prep
Fits: 2.76–3.35 in (70–85 mm) diameter
Shop 70mmComing soon
Large containers, cleaning products, bar bottles
Fits: 3.35–3.94 in (85–100 mm) diameter
Notify me when availableThe range
Most kitchens hand each colour a sauce, a station, or an allergen — so the line reads the bottle before anyone has to read the label.
RedReads first from across a moving pass.Shown carrying: Harissa
YellowHigh visibility without going dark.Shown carrying: Honey dijon
GreenEasy to separate from the reds at a glance.Shown carrying: Basil pesto
BlueCool against warm sauces — hard to confuse with anything else on the line.Shown carrying: Wild blueberry
WhiteThe blank slate. Marker reads darkest here.Shown carrying: Truffle aioli
PurpleThe allergen convention in most kitchens.Shown carrying: Beet relish
BrownQuiet. For the bottles nobody needs to find fast.Shown carrying: Bourbon BBQ
BlackLowest visual noise on a stainless line.Shown carrying: Aged balsamicPick your size
2 1/8″ (55mm) and 2 3/4″ (70mm) available now on Amazon. 1 3/4″ (45mm) and 3 3/8″ (85mm) coming soon.
Most common
Standard squeeze bottles, prep station bottles, and the core size for most kitchen setups.

Available on Amazon
8 multicolor bands for the most common squeeze-bottle size.
Multicolor is 8 bands. Single colors are 6 bands.
Multicolor · 8 bands

Available on Amazon
24 multicolor bands for the most common squeeze-bottle size.
Best for line coverage, backup rotation, and color-coding a full station.
Multicolor · 24 bands
Large bottle
Large squeeze bottles, condiment dispensers, and bigger back-of-house containers.

Available on Amazon
8 multicolor bands for larger squeeze bottles and dispensers.
Multicolor is 8 bands. Single colors are 6 bands.
Multicolor · 8 bands

Available on Amazon
24 multicolor bands for larger squeeze bottles and dispensers.
Best for larger bottle stations and full-service prep coverage.
Multicolor · 24 bands
For cafes and restaurants
Start with your main sizes. Scale when you need to. Tape is finished.
Small kitchen
1-2 packs
Prep and service. One station covered.
Mid-size kitchen
3-5 packs
Prep, pass, and backup rotation
Multi-site / Large ops
Custom order
Same system across every site
Want the tape-replacement breakdown before you buy? Read the masking tape guide. Need a deeper setup playbook? Read the how-it-works guide, size guide, and markers guide. Need the site rules instead? Read the privacy policy and terms of service.