Weird & Wild West started online and it'll always be online. Free shipping, the full collection, available everywhere. But if you want the in-person experience, there are actual places in Arizona where you can find the merch in the wild.
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Flagstaff: Home Base
The Underground at The Temple
2 E Aspen Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 | (928) 224-0518
This is headquarters. The full Weird & Wild West collection lives in the basement of a 1917 Masonic Temple building in downtown Flagstaff, steps from Heritage Square and Route 66. Every collection, every product type, plus in-store exclusives and test prints that haven't hit the website yet.
The space itself is worth the visit: original art on the walls, warm lighting, good music, and a corgi named Shimmer who considers greeting visitors part of her job description.
Plantae
112 E Route 66, Suite 106, Flagstaff
Plantae carries a selection of W&WW stickers alongside their own curated lineup of local goods. It's right on Route 66 in downtown Flagstaff, a few blocks from The Underground. Good for doubling up on sticker shopping without covering the same ground.
Freaky Foot Tours
Starting points throughout downtown Flagstaff
Freaky Foot Tours is the walking tour company that shares DNA with W&WW (same founder, same Flagstaff love). Their guides lead ghost tours, haunted history tours, and mural tours through downtown, and they sell W&WW stickers along the route. Go for the ghost stories, stay for the stickers.
If you're visiting Flagstaff and can only do one thing: take a ghost tour, then walk to The Underground afterward. That's the full ecosystem experience in one evening.
Tucson: The Southern Outpost
Hotel Congress
311 E Congress St, Tucson, AZ 85701
Hotel Congress is one of Tucson's most iconic buildings: a 1919 hotel that's equal parts historic landmark, live music venue, and cultural hub. It's also where John Dillinger was captured in 1934, which is the kind of detail that makes it perfect for a brand called Weird & Wild West.
The hotel carries W&WW stickers in their retail area. If you're in Tucson for a show, a drink at the Cup Cafe, or just to soak up the Congress Street energy, grab a sticker while you're there.
Online: Everywhere Else
The full collection is always available at weirdandwildwest.com. Free shipping on every order, always. Made to order, so every piece is printed just for you.
If you're not in Arizona, this is your spot. Same art, same quality, same brand. Just without Shimmer greeting you at the door.
The Ecosystem
W&WW doesn't exist in isolation. It's part of a network of connected ventures, all rooted in Arizona:
- Freaky Foot Tours: walking tours that sell the stickers
- The Underground at The Temple: the physical shop
- Plantae: Flagstaff retail partner
- Hotel Congress: Tucson retail partner
No other Arizona merch brand has this kind of physical presence across the state. When you buy from W&WW, you're buying from a brand that exists in real places, run by real people, supported by real local businesses.
That's not a supply chain. That's a community.
Written in the basement of a 1917 Masonic Temple: The Underground at The Temple, 2 E Aspen Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86001. Every design mentioned above is an original by Brigitte De Marco of Prickle & Pine Designs, printed to order in 2–5 business days and shipped free.