Sporelust!
Boletes Over Billionaires Sticker
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A big old Bolete with dangling mycelium doing the spores work with text that says, "Boletes Over Billionaires". Die-cut on durable gloss vinyl.
About this design: Everyone loves a stately Porcini, Cep, Boletus edulis or big ol' pig and almost everyone agrees that the world doesn't need billionaires––except maybe billionaires themselves. Get this Bolete Sticker for you favorite anarchist, anti oligarchy, anti fascist friend to slap on their water bottle, bike or eldorado.
- ~3" x 4"
- Die-cut vinyl, Gloss
- Weather resistant
- Original Sporelust! artwork
Materials
Materials
Hand Printed in Oregon on 100% Organic Cotton. Made in the USA. Featuring art by Sporelust! Co-Founder Chris Adams.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Dimensions
Dimensions
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Wash Cold-Tumble Dry Low-Do Not Use Bleach-Do Not Iron
Designed to Stand Out
Every Sporelust! design starts as a pen-and-ink drawing. No templates, no stock art, no AI. Just original artwork inspired by mycology, nature, and decades of punk-skate culture.
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From Pen to Print
Hand Drawn Artwork
Every design starts as a pen-and-ink drawing. Original artwork inspired by mycology and punk-skate culture.
Quality Materials
100% organic cotton with eco-friendly water-based inks. Good for you, better for the planet.
Screen Printed
Screen printed in small batches, not mass-produced. Subtle ink variations make each piece one of a kind.
Shipped to You
Packed and shipped straight to your door. Free US shipping on orders over $75.
Made in the Studio
Every Sporelust shirt is printed by hand in a small studio in Oregon. Here's what that actually looks like.
What Sets Us Apart
Chris Adams
Chris is a pen-and-ink illustrator and the founder of Sporelust! He's spent over a decade creating artwork that combines his love of mycology with the punk-skate aesthetic of the '80s and '90s.
What started as a side project has grown into a community of mushroom lovers, foragers, and mycology enthusiasts who share a belief that the woods really are rad.
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