A Retail Apron Button’s View
A retail satire zine told from an apron button POV, giving an observant look at sales floor culture, customer moments, and the pace of a working store.
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Things I Witnessed Against My Will
This indie zine follows the view of a retail apron button through a full shift in a shirt store. Fastened at counter height, the narrator remains attached while the day moves around it, offering a look at retail culture that will feel familiar to anyone who has worked in a clothing store.
Each entry reflects what falls within its line of sight. The narrator does not choose what it sees. It stays in place while the environment continues its usual patterns.
Readers who enjoy retail stories or real life workplace moments will connect with this one. It is a nice choice for retail workers, shop crews, and anyone who follows storytelling with a clear point of view.
Find this zine in my RoseCalliope shop.
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