Stockholm
The sticker is rectangular with rounded corners and a glossy black background. Centered on the sticker is a stylized purple icon depicting a house with a garage door. To the right of the icon, the text 'BANDO COLLECTIVE' is written in a bold, sans-serif purple font. The overall aesthetic is clean and modern.

BANDO COLLECTIVE

15 November 2025 8
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