Stationary Sticker Bread
- 3-5 Tage in DE, 5-10 Tage in EU
- Low stock - 1 item left
The stickers are made of washi tape, i.e. rice paper with solvent-free adhesive. This gives them a slight transparency and makes them look like drawings in your journal.
Here's a whole sheet of stickers in all sorts of bread shapes. Okay, we miss German wholemeal bread... but the selection of white bread is fantastic!
A big advantage of the Washi stickers is that they can be removed from most surfaces without leaving any residue and can almost always even be attached elsewhere.
Made from washi tape
Reusable, solvent-free, leaves no trace
Made in Japan
Dimensions: 18.3 cm x 8.8 cm, 1 sheet
🇩🇪 Shipping within Germany
- Free shipping for orders over €95
- Standard shipping: €5.90 (does not apply to oversized items)
⚠️ Please note: Due to technical limitations of our online shop, duplicate shipping charges may occasionally appear during checkout. Of course, we will promptly refund any overpaid shipping fees when processing your order.
We primarily ship with DHL, but reserve the right to change the shipping provider without prior notice, depending on the situation. We're happy to accommodate individual shipping requests whenever possible.
🛍️ Local Pickup in Munich
You're welcome to pick up your paid order for free at our store, located at the Universität subway station. Simply choose the Local Pickup option at checkout.
🌍 International Shipping
As shipping rates are currently subject to fluctuations, we adjust our shipping fees accordingly. The exact shipping cost for your order will be shown at checkout after entering your address.
We always ship by air freight. However, in certain cases, the shipping provider may switch to another method of transport without prior notice.
We mostly use DHL for international shipping. In some countries, DHL Germany hands over the parcel to a local carrier for final delivery.
📦 Shipping outside the EU
Please note: Customs duties, import taxes, and clearance fees are the responsibility of the recipient.
