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"Waterproof" is printed on nearly every sticker. What that actually means in daily life — rain, dishwasher, sweat, the sea — and how to tell if a sticker really is. With a real-world test and the designs built for outdoors.

Holographic foil splits light into rainbow bands and looks different from every angle. What the material can do, how it differs from glitter, where it holds up — and which design from the range is printed on it.

Ready-made sticker packs always have three designs you never stick anywhere. How to build a set out of exactly the stickers you want — by surface, occasion or heat level — and why it's cheaper than the pack from a marketplace.

The phone case gets touched more than any other surface you own. Which stickers survive that, which cases actually like glue, where the sticker should sit, and which designs from the range are built for it.

Sandwich boards are so last decade. Twenty ideas for how stickers carry a stag or hen do — cup, suitcase, the star of the show — with a heat-level scale and the designs from the range built exactly for it.

The fridge is every shared flat's noticeboard. Thirty lines that belong there — for flatmates, guests and your own 2am hunger — plus the stickers from the range that already say exactly that.

A voucher is easy. A sticker gets kept. Twenty-five ideas for a funny birthday gift that fits in an envelope — sorted by recipient, with the designs from the range that say exactly that.

From "Kleinen zeigen" to the Huso Reverse Card: twenty memes from German internet culture that we've turned into stickers — with the story behind each one and the best spot to stick it.

Dark humour only works short. Fifty lines that fit on a sticker, sorted by how far they go — plus the rule for where they can stick and where they really shouldn't.

A sticker has room for one sentence. A hundred lines that fit into that one sentence — sorted by laptop, bottle, office, car, loo and fridge, with the designs from the range that already say exactly that.