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Soccer Party Favors - 100 PCS Soccer Stickers for Kids | 2026 World Game Cup Merchandise Gifts Activities Birthday Toys Games Crafts for Goodie Bags Gift Bags

Name: Soccer Party Favors - 100 PCS Soccer Stickers for Kids | 2026 World Game Cup Merchandise Gifts Activities Birthday Toys Games Crafts for Goodie Bags Gift Bags
Brand: OHOME
SKU: B0FXF1S38K
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Water bottles are the real canvas here. A hundred stickers, each between two and three and a half inches, cover balls, players, trophies and the kind of slogan a team shouts before kickoff. Vinyl and self-adhesive, they go on a bottle, a helmet or a bedroom door and take rain and sunlight without the colors going flat.

Vinyl That Takes Water

Vinyl is what makes these last outside. Rain at a Saturday match, a bottle left in the sun on a bench, a bag dragged across wet grass - the stickers keep their color and do not curl at the edges or tear when something scrapes past. They are tear-resistant coming off as well, lifting away whole rather than in shreds that need scraping with a thumbnail.

Sized For A Bottle

At roughly two to three and a half inches, each sticker is large enough to make out from the sideline but small enough that several fit around a bottle without overlapping. That size also suits a laptop lid, a binder, a bike frame or the back of a phone case. A helmet or a pair of shin guards takes one or two and becomes recognizable in a pile of identical gear.

Repositioned Without Marks

The backing peels away cleanly and the sticker can be lifted and set down again if it lands crooked, which matters to a child who wants the badge exactly centered. Moving them leaves no outline behind on glass or painted metal. That also means a bottle can be redecorated between seasons without a razor blade and a bottle of remover. The surface underneath stays as it was.

Handouts For A Team

A hundred pieces divides neatly across a squad. Coaches drop a few into each bag at the end of a tournament, parents use them to fill favors for a soccer-themed birthday, and the rest go into a box for rewards through the season. Players around eight to twelve tend to put them straight onto their gear before the next practice rather than saving them.