I'm Nick — a husband, dad of two, Padres fan, and someone who's always had a thing for making stuff. Garage Sticker Co started the way most side projects do: I had the itch to build something, I had a garage, and I had a printer. Eventually people started asking if I could make stickers for them. Turns out I could, and turns out I was good at it.
Working with people has always been my thing, so I knew I'd enjoy that part of the business. Most sticker shops are set up to process orders, not talk to customers. You upload a file, a machine somewhere prints it, it shows up. No one checks it. No one cares if the colors are off. You're a ticket number.
That's not how I work. When you order from me, I'm the one who reads your email, looks at your file, prints your stickers, checks them before they go in the box, and ships them out. Same person, start to finish. If something's off, I catch it. If you have a question, you hear back from me — usually within a few hours, not a few days.
I'm not trying to be the biggest sticker shop in San Diego. I'm trying to be the one that small businesses, artists, and bands actually want to come back to. The one where ordering 12 stickers feels just as welcome as ordering 500. The one where somebody actually cares.
No support tickets, no bots. When you reach out, I respond. When you have a question mid-order, I answer it. That's the whole deal.
I built this for people who need 12 stickers, not 12,000. Order what you need, test a design, see how it lands — then scale if you want to.
Every proof goes out before anything prints. Every order gets looked at before it ships. I don't blindly run files and hope for the best.
Order direct or reach out if you've got questions first.