Abstract: A label (201) has a grip tab in the region A and an embossing or other deformation (205), due to which the grip tab stands up in the edge region between deformation and tab edge. Through the deformation (205/305), a material tension is built up which causes the film layer (302) to stand up at the edge of the region A of the grip tab. A material tension of this type preferably builds up when using plastic films as the film layer (302). Either no adhesive is applied or the effect of an adhesive layer applied over the entire area is partially or completely canceled out by suitable agents (e.g., “adhesive killers”) in the region A of the grip tab. In any case, the adhesive effect on the bottom in region A is reduced in relation to the adhesive effect in the directly adjoining region.