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A die-cut sticker with a deep purple background and a thin white outline, shaped around two stacked lines of bold white serif text that reads 'Reykjavík Headshop'. The bottom right corner of the sticker is slightly curled upwards.

Reykjavík Headshop

12 November 1
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