• Round black Good Luck Don't Die sticker with a white skull and bold lettering on a plain grey backdrop.
  • A hand holds the Good Luck Don't Die sticker in front of tall green cactus and succulents at golden hour.
  • Stuck beside the apple on a grey laptop lid, the Good Luck Don't Die sticker sits over a dark wood desk.
  • Held before a field of small yellow flowers, the Good Luck Don't Die sticker keeps its crisp white skull.
  • On a rain beaded car window, the Good Luck Don't Die sticker shows through the water in white outline.
  • Squatchy vinyl sticker care card listing waterproof, dishwasher safe, UV coated and designed in California.
  • Fingertips lift the Good Luck Don't Die sticker against blurred evergreen branches in soft daylight.
  • Close in the palm of a hand, the Good Luck Don't Die sticker fills the frame with dense green leaves behind.
  • Two Good Luck Don't Die stickers lie stacked and slightly fanned on a pale grey surface.
  • Pinched near a hazy blue water view, the Good Luck Don't Die sticker angles toward the camera.
  • Three Good Luck Don't Die stickers overlap in a small pile, skulls facing up on light grey.
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Good Luck. Don't Die Sticker

Good Luck. Don't Die Sticker

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The Good Luck. Don't Die sticker is the send-off you actually get before a big climb, a sketchy descent, or a road trip planned entirely on the drive there. Slap the grinning skull on your water bottle, laptop, cooler, helmet, or truck window and let it speak for the hikers, climbers, campers, and riders whose plans occasionally involve questionable decisions.

Features:
• Die Cut Vinyl Sticker
• 2.5 inch round
• Weatherproof, Waterproof, Dishwasher safe
• UV Coated to last longer in the sun
• Outdoor or Indoor
• Made in the USA

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Duncan Morrison

What can I say? They’re stickers, they stick. Very well to rounded surfaces, which not all do. Good Luck, Don’t Die isn’t so much nihilistic as it is being realistic about a world of cell phone distracted cage drivers and Everything Hurts actively reflects life as a 68 year old bone mech in a meat suit.

"So cool the park ranger at my local State Park wanted to know where I got it."

- Katie, Squatchy hat owner