StickerYou Turns Face Mask Customization Into COVID-19 Initiative

Global e-commerce company inspires mask-wearing through personalized iron-on transfers

TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--StickerYou, an e-commerce leader that empowers people to express themselves with custom, die-cut products including stickers and decals, is now further encouraging the use of facial coverings through a proprietary mask customization portal. With the CDC’s recent call for Americans to adopt the use of masks to reduce the risk of infection, StickerYou’s personalized, iron-on transfers are just one way the public is answering the call-to-action to wear a mask.

StickerYou allows anyone to use its Design Editor to upload their own image or design to create unique iron-on transfers for masks. Customers have included such diverse groups as BLM protesters and church pastors, as well as Etsy shop mask designers and companies in search of branded employee cloth masks.

“Since the pandemic started, we’ve seen a 200% jump in our iron-on transfer sales,” said Andrew Witkin, Founder and CEO of StickerYou. “That’s extremely encouraging, because people are responding to mask-wearing and becoming motivated to adopt the practice by personalizing their cloth face masks with these transfers. Wearing a cloth mask is an essential step in protecting yourself and others from COVID-19, and our patented technology and accessible platform continue to make die-cut shaped customization simple so that communities can inspire each other to reduce the spread of the virus.”

For more on how you can help reduce the spread of COVID-19 with StickerYou, visit us at https://www.stickeryou.com/blog/post/mask-iron-ons.

About StickerYou

Founded in 2008, StickerYou is a global, e-commerce leader in custom-printed, die-cut products that empower consumers and businesses to create high-quality materials ranging from stickers, decals, iron-ons, and badges for personal expression, marketing, and packaging. In 2019, StickerYou opened StickerYou: The Store, the company's first retail location in Toronto, Canada.