Why most stickers fail here
A laptop lid gets shoved in and out of a bag several times a day, so edges lift and peel. A drink bottle gets soaked, scrubbed and heated. Paper stickers and unlaminated vinyl do not survive either.
We print on 7-year vinyl with a scratch-resistant laminate over the top. The laminate is the part most cheap printers skip, and it is the reason ours stay readable after a year in a backpack.
Dishwasher and bottle safe
Our stickers hold up on stainless and plastic drink bottles through repeated dishwasher cycles. Two things help: apply to a clean, dry, room-temperature bottle, and leave 24 hours before the first wash so the adhesive fully bonds. Avoid placing a sticker across a seam or a sharp curve — flat or gently curved areas hold far better.
Good sizes to order
- Laptop lids75–100mm works for a feature sticker; 40–60mm for building a collage over time.
- Drink bottles50–75mm suits most bottle diameters without wrapping too far around.
- Phone cases25–40mm — keep clear of the camera bump and charging port.
- Notebooks and diariesKiss-cut sheets so several small designs come on one page.
- Helmets and casesCurved-surface friendly die-cuts on high-tack vinyl.
- Sticker packsBundle 5–10 designs — the format that sells best online.
Order
- Die-cut stickers — any shape, from $0.39 each.
- Sticker sheets — multiple designs per sheet, from $2.20.
- Holographic stickers — the ones people actually keep.