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Political Stickers

Political stickers for the unapologetic. We believe clarity matters—anti-fascist stickers, resist designs, activist messaging that names what's wrong and doesn't hedge. Political satire that cuts through noise and stays visible.

Waterproof vinyl and magnets built to endure: 2x2 up to 4x4, rated for weather, dishwashers, and deliberate removal attempts. Anti-ICE, Liberal messaging, FDT, abolish-ice imagery, and anti-fascist declarations—all formats, all weather conditions.

Printed and shipped from Oregon in 1-3 business days. A sticker says it faster.

Frequently Asked Questions

Don't you worry that stickers like yours just make people more divided instead of bringing them together?

Political honesty isn't divisive — hiding it is. If you believe in something, naming it openly gives other people the chance to find you, organize with you, and build real power together. Pretending everyone agrees until they're isolated and unsure is what actually fractures movements; saying what you stand for is what unites people who already do. Our stickers exist because people *want* to be clear about their values, not hide them.

Read more: Why Wearing Your Beliefs Isn't "Too Much." It's Honest →

Why do you keep pushing anti-American stuff? Isn't real patriotism about supporting the system we have?

Disagreeing with your government isn't anti-American—it's what America was built on. The people who founded this country literally rebelled against authority; the people who fought for civil rights, labor rights, and voting rights all got called unpatriotic first. Accountability and criticism are what keep a system honest; a government that can't handle dissent is the one that's broken, not the people asking it to do better. We've documented what happens when power goes unchecked—the receipts are all there.

Read more: When Power Protects Power, We All Pay the Price →

Aren't you just selling political rage to people who need to actually do something productive instead?

We're selling people a tool to *express* their politics, not a substitute for it. Someone who buys a funny political sticker is usually already doing the work — they're just looking for a way to carry it with them and invite conversation. The sticker is the conversation starter, not the conversation itself. For folks who are already organized, active, and exhausted from fighting alone, a sticker that says "your people exist" matters — it's a small thing that lands in a real moment, and that's exactly the point.

Read more: How Sticker Activism Builds Underground Solidarity Networks →