This kiss-cut sticker carries a sharp, ironic edge — a homeless man cast in a superhero outfit stamped with “5150.” It’s meant to provoke and unsettle, turning the concept of heroism on its head and sparking conversation about how society views unhoused people. The glossy finish and vivid eco-solvent inks give the artwork punchy, eye-catching color that reads clearly on laptops, journals, water bottles, and other smooth surfaces. Made from durable vinyl with a permanent acrylic adhesive, the sticker applies smoothly and stays put, bringing a bold, confrontational accent to a grown-up space. Choose transparent or white-backed options and one of four sizes to suit placement and impact. This is for adult collectors and thoughtful provocateurs who want art that challenges assumptions and starts hard conversations.
Product features - Scratch-resistant glossy paper finish for lasting shine - Durable vinyl with permanent acrylic adhesive for strong hold - Vivid, eco-solvent printed colors for bold, clear artwork - Quick, bubble-free application; available in four sizes and white or transparent backs - Adult-only product; sourced blank from Japan
Care instructions - Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of the sticker outwards.
