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National Sticker Day

National Sticker Day is a day to embrace creativity and self-expression.

JAN13

Wednesday, January 13Every year on January 13

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Roots: Founded by StickerGiant in 2015
Vibe: Fun, creative, and colorful
Also on Jan 13: Korean American Day · Peach Melba Day · Rubber Ducky Day
Hashtag: #NationalStickerDay

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3 ways to celebrate

AT HOME

Decorate your gear

Cover a laptop, bottle or notebook with favorite stickers.

WITH FRIENDS

Sticker swap party

Trade stickers with friends and fill a fresh sticker book.

AT WORK OR SCHOOL

Laptop sticker show

Share your sticker-covered gear in the team chat.

Plan ahead

National Sticker Day is observed on January 13 every year. Here is where it lands for the next ten years, handy for planners, marketers and party people.

2026Tue, Jan 13this year

2027Wed, Jan 13

2028Thu, Jan 13

2029Sat, Jan 13

2030Sun, Jan 13

2031Mon, Jan 13

2032Tue, Jan 13

2033Thu, Jan 13

2034Fri, Jan 13

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2036Sun, Jan 13

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Fast facts

Honors adhesive label creator R. Stanton Avery

Product labels date back to 1880s Europe

The story

Stickers have woven their way into the fabric of American culture, offering a unique medium for self-expression. From the iconic bumper stickers of the 1970s to today’s intricate designs, stickers have become a canvas for creativity. On January 13, National Sticker Day invites everyone to celebrate this small yet impactful art form that resonates across generations.

Read the full story

The origins of National Sticker Day trace back to 2015, when StickerGiant founded it to honor R. Stanton Avery, born January 13, 1907. This observance highlights the evolution of stickers, from simple adhesive labels to complex works of art. Artists, brands, and everyday individuals have embraced stickers, showcasing their creativity in countless ways.

Stickers serve various purposes, including branding, marketing, and personal expression. They have become a popular tool for businesses aiming to connect with consumers, often seen on products and promotional materials. The accessibility of sticker-making technology has also allowed individuals to create and share their designs globally, fostering a vibrant community of sticker enthusiasts.

On National Sticker Day, consider exploring local shops, participating in sticker swaps, or even creating your own designs. This celebration not only honors the art of stickers but also encourages a sense of community as people share their creations and collections. Stickers may be small, but their impact on culture is significant, making this day a perfect opportunity to engage in creative expression.

Did you know?

Did You Know?

European merchants in the 1880s applied product labels with gum paste.

Sticker Mania

R. Stanton Avery created the adhesive label with removable backing.

Creative Freedom

Stickers can be used for personal and commercial purposes.

Art Movements

Sticker art has roots in street art and graffiti.

Sticker Collecting

Many individuals create extensive collections of unique stickers.

DIY Culture

Sticker-making has become a popular DIY activity.

Cultural Impact

Stickers often reflect current social and political trends.

Around the world

Every culture celebrates a little differently.

USUnited StatesNational Sticker Day is primarily celebrated across the United States.
CACanadaCanadians enjoy stickers as part of their creative culture.
GBUnited KingdomStickers have a strong presence in British pop culture.
AUAustraliaAustralia embraces sticker art in various forms.
NZNew ZealandSticker culture thrives among New Zealand's creative communities.
DEGermanyGermany has a rich history of sticker design and usage.