Keep Coming Back-12 Step Recovery 3" Sticker | Sobriety Sticker Gift | Made in the USA

“Keep Coming Back” Vinyl Die-Cut Sticker – 2.3" x 3.5" | A Message of Recovery & Resilience | Made in the USA

Support yourself or someone you care about with this powerful reminder from the world of recovery:
“Keep Coming Back.”

This 2.3" x 3.5" vinyl die-cut sticker was designed to offer encouragement and hope on the ongoing journey of healing, sobriety, and personal growth. Whether you’re in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, this sticker carries a meaningful message of perseverance and presence.

Printed on durable white vinyl with a UV-coated matte finish, it’s water-resistant, long-lasting, and perfect for water bottles, journals, laptops, phone cases, and more.

Product Details:

Size: 2.3" x 3.5"

Design: “Keep Coming Back” message in a clean, impactful layout

Material: White vinyl stock

Finish: Matte with UV coating

Durability: Water-resistant and weatherproof

Made in the USA using ethical small-batch printing

Designed with Purpose

This sticker was created to uplift and affirm the value of showing up, no matter what—a message at the heart of many recovery communities. It’s perfect for those in 12-step programs, therapy, or any personal healing journey.

Giving Back with Every Purchase

Each order supports justice, healing, and community-based recovery through monthly donations to:

A New Way of Life – A women’s reentry program in Los Angeles, CA

International Campaign for Tibet – Supporting human rights and cultural survival

All donations are transparently tracked. Your purchase helps extend compassion and care into the world.

Whether you're purchasing for yourself, a friend in recovery, or a group, this sticker is a simple yet powerful way to carry encouragement with you—one day at a time.

Thank you for supporting a message that matters.

"An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity." -Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.