Stockholm
This round sticker features a pale gray lotus flower in the center, surrounded by the text "STOCKHOLM STRAIGHT EDGE" in a circular pattern. The background is a darker gray, and small plus signs are placed on either side of the word "STOCKHOLM".

STOCKHOLM X STRAIGHT EDGE

22 February 2025 11
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