For readers who want function without visual clutter, this 24-piece set trades bright colors for a clean monochrome aesthetic sharp black-and-white typography and line art paired with quotes on reading, thought, and quiet moments. Each bookmark is unique; across the full set of 24, no quote or design repeats.
Printed on 350gsm card stock with matte lamination, these bookmarks are sturdy enough to hold their shape and edge without curling, while staying slim enough to sit flat in any paperback or hardcover. This is a paper bookmark set not magnetic built for the classic slide-and-mark habit rather than clipping to a page.
A minimalist gift for readers, students, and anyone who prefers understated design over novelty prints.
Bullet Points:
Set of 24 distinct black & white quote bookmarks no repeats across the set
Stick bold, peel clean. Our stickers use a premium adhesive that holds tight but won’t wreck your stuff when you take it off. No leftover gunk, no damage — perfect for phones, cases, laptops, or wherever your slap game takes you.
Matte Finish (No Glare)
No shine, no glare — just smooth matte vibes. Whether you're sticking them on your laptop or snapping them for socials, the finish keeps the colors bold and the surface clean under any lighting.
Water-Resistant Coating
Each sticker is coated with a light protective layer that guards against splashes, moisture, and grime — so go ahead and slap it on water bottles, bikes, boards, or street poles. They’re built to survive the elements and still look fresh.
Print Quality
We don’t play with dull prints. These slaps are made with high-resolution, fade-resistant inks that keep lines sharp and colors alive. Crisp, vibrant, and street-ready — every design is printed to pop.
Shipping & Packaging
Stickers are packed flat and tight in rigid mailers, sealed against bends or scrapes. Each bundle is protected and presentation-ready — whether you're ordering for yourself or gifting to a fellow stickerhead.
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