END OF AN ERA: MrsGrossmans is moving its beloved Bay Area-based sticker company out of California---to Utah.
There are more people leaving California than those moving in. Many are wondering if the California Dream is still alive.
Leopold said her father-in-law still remembers Andrea Grossman coming into their store in 1979 trying to sell her very first product: the company's now-iconic red heart sticker. The rest, as they say, is history. Since then, Jason Grossman said the company has calculated they've printed enough stickers to go around the world.
"They're just so innovative and fun and whimsical," Leopold gushed."No matter what category you're looking for, from pirates to sloths, you're going to find a sticker that fits."
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