Paris 1971 — Sticker
Paris, 1971. “A Name Outlives the Man.” A grave that draws more crowds than the shows did. The name kept going after the man stopped. Stick it: on a fridge that badly needs to mind the beige. Legally distinct from a warning label. Emotionally identical. —spz
What it costs
- Blank garment and printing, paid to the print partner
- US estimate — shipping is quoted live at checkout by weight and destination.
That is the whole sum. $2.29 for the item, $4.49 to ship it, and nothing left over — the shop is wired so a sale can never bill the studio and can never pay it either. The book spends twenty-four doors on the line between a signal and its merch, and the only honest way to sell a shirt off the back of that argument is to show you the arithmetic.
Paying over cost is a separate, deliberate act — any amount you choose, never a markup folded into a garment. Skipping it is a completely acceptable answer.
- Garment
- Die-cut vinyl, 3 inch
- Plate
- neko-door-06-morrison