Nike Bandana Stamping Workshop at Nordstrom
A live stamping workshop produced for Nike at Nordstrom. Guests customized cotton bandanas using a curated set of custom stamps, applying graphic and typographic marks in real time.
The workshop was structured as an open, walk-up experience, encouraging experimentation and repeat participation while maintaining steady throughput in a retail environment. The station ran as the Customization Lab by Original Rose, with stamps developed in advance from Nike's graphics, applied to bandanas and caps.
FROM THE WORKSHOP
STAMPING WORKSHOPS BY ORIGINAL ROSE
Original Rose produces live stamping workshops and stamping stations for brand activations, retail events, and product launches in New York City and nationwide. Custom stamps are developed in advance from the brand's artwork, and guests apply them to bandanas, caps, totes, and other textiles in an open walk-up format. Stamping runs as a standalone workshop or as one station within a larger customization event alongside laser engraving, embroidery, and heat press.
FAQ
What is a live stamping workshop?
A live stamping workshop is an event station where guests customize textiles — bandanas, caps, totes — using a curated set of stamps, applied by hand in real time. Original Rose produces stamping workshops for brands at retail locations and events in New York City and nationwide.
Can the stamps be custom-made with our artwork?
Yes. Stamps are developed in advance from your brand's graphics and typography, so every mark guests apply is on-brand and exclusive to the event.
What can guests stamp on?
Cotton bandanas, caps, tote bags, and most flat textiles. Items can be supplied by the brand or by Original Rose.
How does a stamping station fit into a larger event?
Stamping works as a standalone walk-up workshop or as one station in a multi-format customization event — it ran alongside laser engraving, rhinestones, and iron-ons at the Levi's World Cup takeover.