What is misbrands?

Misbrands is a collection of joke sticker designs for programmers. Each sticker takes the visual style or logo of one well-known tech brand and puts a rival company's name on it instead. The joke works because the design looks instantly familiar while the name is wrong in a deliberately absurd way. The project was inspired by a single JavaScript sticker created by designer Sam Beckham, which used a similar visual gag. The misbrands collection expands that idea into a larger set covering multiple companies and technologies. The stickers are provided as image files for anyone to print or order from a custom sticker vendor. The README is very brief and addresses three questions directly: yes, you can print them, yes, you can order them from any sticker printing service (though not from the creator), and more designs are possible but unlikely. There is no code in this repository. It is purely a design asset collection. The README does not list which specific brands are included or how many stickers are in the set, though a preview image is linked showing an assortment of designs. With over nine thousand stars, the project clearly landed well with the developer community, likely passed around as a novelty. It is the kind of thing someone bookmarks to eventually get printed for a laptop.