450labs tote
Natural cotton, the wordmark on the front, nothing else on it.
9.00 EUR
The high street, printed
The high street scene on heavy uncoated stock, with a small caption set under it. A4 fits a shelf, A3 wants a wall.
9.00 EUR
Single doodle sticker
One drawing, your pick. Coffee cup, key, shop awning or stopwatch, and the price is the same whichever you take.
3.00 EUR
Made with 450labs sticker
Two lines, "made with" and the wordmark under it. This is the one that goes in the window of a shop we built.
3.00 EUR
450labs wordmark sticker
The real 450labs lockup, die cut, black on white. Take 60 mm for a notebook or 100 mm for a laptop lid you have already committed to.
4.00 EUR
High street sticker pack
Five die-cut stickers from the high street set. A shop awning, a bicycle leaning by a door, a coffee cup, a key, a desk phone.
9.00 EUR
Where the drawings come from
Every picture on this page started as a drawing we made for something else. There is a library of them in the studio, seventeen small ones and three wider scenes, all at one pen weight, about one in three carrying a single flat green fill. They exist so the restraint everywhere else does not read as cold. Putting them on a sticker was the obvious next thing to do with them, so we did that.
Shop information
Delivery
Nothing ships. No order is packed and nothing is posted. The checkout still asks for an address because it is the same checkout our merchants use, and we would rather show you that one than a trimmed-down version of it.
Payment
Cash on delivery is the default, and no cash changes hands because nobody arrives. Card runs through Stripe in test mode, so a real card number is never charged.
- Cash on delivery
Provenance
Every image here is composed from the studio's own drawings and the real 450labs wordmark. They are renders of things that do not physically exist yet.
Get in touch
The way to get anything out of 450labs is a conversation.
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Are these real?
The shop is real and so is the checkout. The stickers are drawn but not yet printed, so an order does not turn into a parcel. If you want one for real, say so on a call.
Then why can I place an order?
Because this is how we show a merchant what they get. It runs against the same backend our merchants run against, order board included.
Why does the checkout ask for my address?
It is the same form our merchants use and we did not want to hand you a cut-down copy of it. Only the phone number and the consent box are required, and nothing is dispatched to whatever you type.
What happens to what I type?
The order lands in the order board, the same place a merchant reads theirs. Nobody emails you afterwards and there is no mailing list.
made with 450labs. Catalog, cart, checkout, order board: the same shop product our merchants run.