You ever notice how Walmart is like the unofficial Stickerheads R&D lab?
We walk in there “just for one thing,” and walk out with five new sticker concepts because of the circus happening in the aisles.
It’s not just shopping—it’s field research.
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Some guy in pajama pants screaming at self-checkout → “Sticker idea.”
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A kid duct taping two carts together like a homemade train → “Sticker idea.”
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The bargain bin of t-shirts that looks like it lost a fight with a forklift → “Sticker idea.”
We don’t sit in boardrooms brainstorming “market strategies.” We watch people being people—loud, messy, blue-collar, ridiculous, and sometimes brilliant. And every time, it sparks a design.
Because stickers aren’t just graphics—they’re little cultural souvenirs from the chaos we all swim in daily. Walmart’s just a 24-hour sticker safari if you know how to look.
So if you’ve ever slapped a Stickerheads sticker on your cooler, toolbox, or hardhat and thought, “Ha! That’s me,”—chances are it started with something we overheard, saw, or lived right out in the wild, or maybe it was you. ;)
Walmart, job sites, bars, truck stops, break rooms—life’s our sketchbook. We’re just here to slap it on vinyl and hand it back to you.
Moral of the story? Keep your eyes open. Sticker ideas are everywhere. You just have to be twisted enough to recognize them.
