Lil Manz

Sticker manufacturing rarely gets the spotlight, yet it’s a craft that turns plain vinyl into portable art. Lil Manz operates in that quiet corner of the Bronx where design meets durability, offering custom runs that cater to brands, artists, and anyone who wants to slap a message on a laptop or a water bottle. The shop identifies as Black-owned, Indigenous-owned, and Latino-owned, a detail that surfaces in the work without fanfare—just another layer of the neighborhood’s creative pulse.

The address is 633 St Ann’s Ave, Bronx, NY 10455, a stretch where bodegas and auto shops rub shoulders with small studios. Orders are placed by phone; dial +1 929-693-0078 to discuss size, finish, and turnaround. There’s no storefront display, just a direct line to the people who cut, laminate, and kiss-cut every sheet.

For directions, pull up the map here. The area doesn’t do flashy signage, so keep an eye out for the numbers above the roll-up door—once you’re there, the stickers speak for themselves.