About Page's Peaches

Hi! I’m Hadley Page (she/they), the artist behind Page’s Peaches—a queer-owned and operated sticker and gift brand born during the chaos of 2020. What started as a few cheeky sticker designs while I was finishing my degree in Industrial Design has grown into a full-time business shipping joy across the country. We’re a tiny team of three queer creatives (me, my girlfriend EL, and our friend Mick) based in the heart of southern Louisiana—yes, we’re making unapologetically queer art in the land of oil fields and church fairs. Our mission is to create bold, joyful, and slightly unhinged products that help people feel seen, laugh loudly, and maybe even spark a little rebellion. From “Tummy Ache Survivor” pill cases to “Cuntry Slim” joint tins, every product we design is a love letter to the queers, misfits, and disappointments to their grandmas (hi, Grandma). We believe in queer joy as a form of resistance, and we’re not afraid to push the envelope when it comes to what’s “socially acceptable.” All our designs are created by us and produced in small batches—many of them in-house. We also donate to causes we believe in, including Planned Parenthood, Medical Aid for Palestine, CHIRLA, and local LGBTQ+ organizations. Whether you’re a boutique looking for bold statements or a shop that loves supporting queer makers with a voice, we’re here to add some color, laughter, and deeply gay energy to your shelves.Read their story