Stuck On Repeat is a small, original-design vinyl sticker shop, built one product at a time instead of a catalog spread thin from day one.
This isn't a store yet, it's a shop being built in public. Equipment isn't purchased or set up, and there's no live product catalog. What exists right now is the plan, the designs in progress, and this site, which doubles as a way to get on the list before the first drop.
The reason for waiting instead of rushing something half-finished to market: every design gets a real test print and a small first run before it's produced at volume. That's slower, but it means the first stickers people actually get are ones that were tested, not just approved on a screen.
One product line: die-cut vinyl stickers, done right before anything else joins the lineup. The name comes from the idea of a sticker you actually want to keep seeing, on a laptop, a water bottle, wherever it ends up living.
No licensed characters, nothing pulled from a stock library and slapped on vinyl as-is. Every design starts with an idea, mine or one someone sends me, and I use AI as part of how I bring it to life, then shape and refine it myself until it's something I'd actually want on my own laptop or water bottle. If a design isn't original to Stuck On Repeat, it doesn't get made.
And to be upfront about it: this is a small business built by one person, started to help support my family and my kids. Every early order matters more than it might look like from the outside.