Product Details
Our stickers, magnets and shirts are produced and printed in the United States. 

Stickers are made from the finest weatherproof materials. The color pigments are resistant to weather, carwashes, etc. They are flexible and easy to apply. 

Magnets are made of a strong but flexible (about 1 mm) magnetic material that is strong enough to hold even the biggest grocery list to your fridge. 

Our shirts are made from 100% cotton and professionally  manufactured and screenprinted. The natural (off-white) shirts are 100% organic cotton. Our sweatshirts are 50% cotton and 50% polyester.

Sticker Application
For best results, apply your sticker to a clean, dry surface. Do not apply to loose or peeling paint. In humid conditions, stickers may curl while they are still on the paper backing. This curling does not affect the durability of the sticker in any way, and will disappear when the sticker is removed from the backing and installed. Our stickers can survive sub-zero temperatures, but should be applied when the temperature is 50° f or higher.

Magnet Care
Fridge magnets and magnetic bumper stickers feature a heavy-duty magnetic backing that will hold tight to a fridge, filing cabinet, car, or just about any fairly flat surface made of steel. Magnetic bumper stickers are great if you share a car and want to be able to use a bumper sticker only when you are driving the vehicle. Or, if you just want to make it easier to remove the sticker when you are passing through some god-forsaken place, magnetic bumper stickers are the way to go. You could even apply these magnetic stickers to a passing car or train. It's not vandalism; It's a gift! Click here for detailed tips on caring for magnetic bumper stickers (weekly removal and cleaning is recommended).

Caring for your Shirt
Shirts should be washed and dried according to instructions on the shirt tag. If the tag provides no instructions, we recommend that shirts be turned inside-out before washing. Machine wash in warm or cold water. Hang dry or tumble dry on low or medium heat. Ironing may damage some imprints. If ironing is required, avoid ironing imprint.

Photo by Heather Kadar.
The Sticker Creator

Unless otherwise noted, all stickers were designed by Dan Frazier. Dan, 41, has lived in Flagstaff, AZ for the last 14 years. One of his hobbies is writing about himself, sometimes in the third-person. He lives with his wife, Lisa, and Garfunkel, a cat. Until 2001, he was the editor of a radical left-leaning newspaper. He has also worked as an assistant editor at the Arizona Daily Sun, and at various other odd jobs. 

Dan is an entrepreneur with a passion for launching businesses that seem unlikely to succeed. Some of his past business failures include bicycle courier, bicycle-based healthy snack vendor, owner of a vegan bed and breakfast, and various publishing ventures.  Dan got into the bumper sticker business because his wife noticed that he has a "bumper sticker brain," that is, a talent for coming up with puns, headlines, and jokes involving wordplay. Dan once won an award for a headline he wrote while working at the Arizona Daily Sun. Also, with his computer graphics skills, and familiarity with progressive viewpoints on political issues, starting a bumper sticker business seemed only natural. 

"These days, most people don't have time to read," said Frazier, who admits he himself has a hard time finding time to read. "But people have time to read bumper stickers. Bumper stickers are the perfect way to get your message across in a world where attention spans are getting shorter all the time. Media conglomerates now control the airwaves and nearly all newspapers and other print media. One of the few uncensored media outlets available for those who hold controversial viewpoints is the lowly bumper sticker. Bumper stickers have been around for years, because they are cheap, effective, and you can stick them to just about anything — a notebook, a sign, a window — even a bumper! So long as there are bumper stickers, I will have hope for the future of the world."