About Ughhs

After coming back from Afghanistan fall of 2004, Angie approached an audio shop in Jacksonville called Street Sounds and started going up there every Wednesday and Saturday to sell decals, on top of selling decals on base. Soon after, she had to opportunity to have an office at Onslow Audio and sold decals out of there for a while.

She then expanded to selling decals on Ebay and out of a scrapbook store. She built up her catalog and used most of her free time making decals and learning about her plotter programs.

Summer of 2006, Angie got out of the military and opened a small kiosk in the Jacksonville Mall. It took her two weeks to build up a bunch of decals for show, make the crappy little display she made, and file all of the appropriate paperwork to open, finally opening Sept 15, 2006. Digital Decals was immediately a hit and by the middle of October it was clear they had outgrown the cart.

November 1, Digital Decals opened an in-line store with Unique Sports at the Jacksonville Mall. January 2007, all of the holiday money that was made got dumped back into the business by investing in a heat press, the machine that presses vinyl into clothing. They started with just black and white shirts and black and white vinyl, then slowly started adding more shirt colors and vinyl colors as they made more money. They added hoodies, then zip-ups, kids shirts, baby clothes… anything that a customer asked for became an idea and once it was asked for more than 3 times, it was added to the inventory.

We have been open in this location since November of 2011 and we are here to stay!  We are in the same shopping complex as Mary’s Famous Hash House, GQ Cuts Barbershop, Still Smokin’ Head Shop, Aloha Kitchen & Bar, the Battery Source and many more businesses.  Come get a shirt made and grab a breakfast, a haircut, weed paraphernalia, a drink or some batteries while you wait.

Settling down in this location gave Angie the ability to go back to school, being an award winning mixed media artist, an activist and become involved in politics.  This store has not only been the home of our store, but also was the first home of GMO Free Vegas meetings, LV Green Community Meetings, March Against Monsanto, Anti-war actions, March Against Corruption, Nevada for Bernie Sanders, Nevada for Andrew Yang and multiple other causes.  We use our location to collect donations for Project 150, for first responders after emergencies and in other times of need.  

We take our position in the community seriously and we try to honor it every day. So stop by if you need some customized crappolla (a name we considered at some point). Or just come say hi!  We always have some free decals, great music, cookies, smiles, stories or something else to share.