Blank Tag Co. Launches Loteria Don Clemente Stickers

Blank Tag Co., manufacturer of collectible stickers, has partnered with Don Clemente, the representative of the Loteria game rights in the U.S, to release several collections of Loteria Don Clemente stickers.   

“It has been a pleasure working with Blank Tag Co. Loteria is as dear to their hearts as it is to mine and their passion and enthusiasm for the brand reflects on the collection,” says Vivian Velasco, president, Pacific Swell Brands (Pacswell), a Los Angeles based licensing agency representing Loteria Don Clemente for the category and that brokered this licensing agreement. 

“Partnering with Loteria Don Clemente has been a dream for us,” says Alondra Carbajal, co-founder, Blank Tag Co. “As a Latina raised in Los Angeles, I grew up playing Loteria with friends and family. This partnership is a perfect fit for us because this collection of stickers will help our customers show off their love of Loteria. We are excited to bring these iconic cards to life as stickers and cannot wait to see the outpouring of support I'm sure the initial collection will receive. Blank Tag Co started in 2017 with a heavy focus on representation and creating stickers that centered around Latino culture. This partnership is allowing us to bring back that focus by highlighting one of the most iconic brands in the community.” 

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The first release of the Loteria Don Clemente stickers is available now on the Blank Tag website and is comprised of 7 stickers including some Loteria cards, including El Gallo, La Luna, La Sirena, La Sandía, La Maceta, La Escalera and La Calavera. All stickers are waterproof, dishwasher safe and Made in the U.S. 

“We are very excited to be partnering with Blank Tag Co.,” says Luis Landin, chief executive officer, Don Clemente.  “As Latinos, Alondra and her team understand the emotional connection that the market has with Loteria Don Clemente and the importance of showing off their heritage with pride.”