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
Coming soon
Best for small sauce bottles, spice shakers, compact station bottles.
Coming soon
Best for large containers, cleaning products, and bar bottles.
The next two sizes
1 3/4″ (45mm) and 3 3/8″ (85mm) land on the next production run. Tell us where to send word and you'll hear before the listing goes up.
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
More than one site
Tell us the shape of the operation and we'll come back with volume pricing and a rollout that doesn't need a purchase order for every station.
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.