Pride Window Stickers

A Pride window display is a shop window installation created to celebrate Pride Month, typically held in June. It features symbols and themes associated with the LGBTQ+ community, particularly the rainbow flag, symbolising diversity and inclusivity.

Pride window displays can attract and resonate with a broad spectrum of consumers, particularly those who value diversity, inclusivity, and social justice. They can draw in foot traffic, influence purchase decisions, and enhance brand loyalty.

Businesses can create authentic Pride window displays by involving the LGBTQ+ community in their process, accurately representing the community's diversity, and ensuring their support extends beyond Pride Month.

Pinkwashing is the practice of businesses using LGBTQ+ symbolism, like Pride window displays, to appear inclusive and progressive, while not genuinely supporting the community through their policies, practices, or contributions.

Technological advancements like digital displays, augmented reality, and virtual reality are enhancing Pride window displays. These technologies offer interactive and immersive experiences, deepening engagement and emotional connection with the audience.

They apply to the inside of the glass. That keeps the display looking good for longer and protects it from rain, wind and tampering.

Use water and a squeegee. Lightly mist the glass, position the sticker, then squeegee out the water for a smooth finish.

No. They’re static cling (no glue), so they don’t leave sticky residue behind and they remove cleanly.

Yes. They’re made to be applied inside the window so the design reads the right way round from the street.

Yes. Peel them off carefully, store them flat, and you can reuse them again—ideal for annual Pride displays.

They’re designed to be long-lasting and can stay up for extended periods. If you want them up year-round (e.g. “Safe Space”), they’re suitable for that too.

No. Because they’re static cling with no adhesive, they remove cleanly without damaging the glass.

For high-street visibility, borders/corners plus one clear message (e.g. “Everyone is Welcome” or “Safe Space”) tends to read best from a distance.

Yes. If you need a custom size, wording, or a specific layout for your window, you can order custom window stickers to your specifications.

Start by measuring the glass area you want to cover. Borders frame the window, then choose a main message piece that’s readable from the pavement, and use smaller elements to balance the space.