Stockholm
A round sticker features a stylized drawing of a cat's face with sharp teeth and intense eyes. The text "WHATEVER YOU LOST IT WASN'T YOURS" surrounds the cat's face in a dripping, graffiti-like font. Some additional symbols and characters are included around the edges of the sticker. The sticker is black and white with a subtle pink outline on the text.

WHATEVER YOU LOST IT WASN'T YOURS

20 April 2025 10
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