Long-format type on a narrow strip. Ran once, sold out, and will probably run again in a slightly different size because that is how this works.
This run is sold out. It may come back in a different size — the shop is where reruns show up first.
An arrow, a direction, and no further explanation. Sized for the back of a notebook or the flat part of a bumper you keep meaning to use for something.
The original SQO statement piece. Heavy condensed type, hard edges, and a sentiment that holds up on a laptop lid, a water bottle, or a toolbox. Die-cut vinyl, weatherproof, matte finish.
A serious-looking label for an entirely unserious pursuit. Reads like equipment marking, means something closer to "I got interested in something else." Rectangular, hairline border, mono set.
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