6 Sticker Companies Alternatives That Don’t Support Fascism

I don’t know about you, but here at The Hungry, we like to promote businesses that don’t actively support fascism, racism, and felonious political candidates.

In light of Sticker Mule’s CEO making a profoundly short-sighted statement, both on Twitter and through their newsletter (I’m sure his Chief Marketer was very upset), I thought it would be a good idea to share some sticker companies that maintain a higher standard toward humanity and democracy.


Sticker Guy

This guy is the OG sticker site—best for simple, low-priced vinyl.


Sticker Robot

Ethical company that comes highly recommended by many in the Hungry community.


Sticker Giant

Inclusive company that values free speech, not hate speech (Current Discount).


Sticker App

Another highly recommended company that offers a wide variety of surfaces.


Sticky Brand

This one is new to me, and recommended by someone I trust.


Sticker Junkie

Female-owned and operated Sticker Junkie tossed their hat into the ring in the most conscientious way. This was an obvious choice to add them after the fact, and you will want to check out their operation.


These are only a few of the hundreds of potential alternatives. I also recommend you look for a local print shop to support your community. Some have also told me you can find great sticker printers on Etsy.

To be fully transparent, I haven’t used any of the above companies other than Sticker Guy, nor do I know all of their political affiliations, but until any of their CEOs decide to commit corporate suicide by tweeting an unhinged response to current events, they all seem like viable alternatives.

Also, The Hungry has partnered with Sticker Mule in the past, which is now something I deeply regret. I cannot turn back time, but I promise you will never see them shared on The Hungry again.


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Dave Conrey

I’m an artist, designer, and the founder of The Hungry, a weekly newsletter sharing news, stories, and insights on navigating the creative business world.

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