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In My Self Love Era Sticker | Vinyl Empowerment Sticker | Choose Your Color | Bossy Scribes

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She's in her era. Let it be known.

The "In My Self-Love Era" sticker is for the woman who's done waiting to feel worthy and has decided to just start there. Bold, unapologetic, available in the color that matches your mood. Stick it on your water bottle, laptop, journal, phone case, or anywhere that needs a daily reminder of where you are and who you're becoming.

  • High-quality vinyl sticker — waterproof and UV resistant
  • Matte finish
  • Available in Navy, Pink, and Red
  • Made by Bossy Scribes in New Hampshire

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is it?
Approximately 2"–3" — check photos for exact size reference.

Is it waterproof?
Yes — vinyl construction holds up to water bottles, outdoor use, and everyday life.

Which color should I choose?
Navy is bold and classic. Pink is soft and affirming. Red is unapologetic and powerful. Any of them work — or grab all three.

Is this a good gift?
A perfect small gift or add-on — tuck it in a card, a gift set, or a Build Your Own Bossy Box.


"Write what you won't say out loud." — Bossy Scribes

In My Self Love Era Sticker | Vinyl Empowerment Sticker | Choose Your Color | Bossy Scribes
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