Portland Oregon Magnet 2-Pack — 4" Vinyl Fridge Rose City Keep Weird
This Portland Oregon magnet 2-pack brings the rose city keep weird design to your fridge, locker, kitchen, office cubicle, or anywhere magnets stick. Two durable 4-inch vinyl magnets per order — perfect for Portland Oregon residents, visitors, and US-travel-souvenir collectors building a road-trip-memory collection.
Specs:
- Size: 4" diameter, round shape (each magnet)
- Quantity: 2-Pack (you get TWO magnets per order!)
- Material: Strong vinyl with magnetic backing
- Durability: UV-resistant, fade-proof, long-lasting
- Style: Cute, fun, aesthetic, decorative city-souvenir design
Where to display: Refrigerator doors, school lockers, office cubicles, file cabinets, kitchen appliances, whiteboards, tool boxes, magnetic boards, dishwashers, garage cabinets.
Who it's for: Portland 'Keep-Portland-Weird' resident families, Portland-Trail-Blazers NBA-fan friends, multigenerational-Powell's-Books and Voodoo-Doughnut and Forest-Park tradition, 'Portlandia' IFC-show-2011 fan friends, Pearl-District-and-craft-brewery 'beervana' aesthetic.
Gift occasions: Portland-Trail-Blazers-fan gifts, Portland-resident family gifts, multigenerational-Portland-family gifts, Powell's-Books-fan gifts, post-Portland-trip souvenirs.
Why a 2-pack? Two magnets means one for your fridge, one for your locker or office. Or keep one and gift one — perfect for couples sharing a space, families with multiple kids' lockers, co-workers in side-by-side cubicles, or city-souvenir collectors building a road-trip-memory collection.
FAQ
Will it stick to my fridge?
Yes — strong magnetic backing holds firmly on all standard steel refrigerator doors, lockers, file cabinets, and magnetic surfaces. Stainless steel fridges with non-magnetic exteriors are the exception.
Is the design weatherproof?
The UV-resistant vinyl resists fading from sunlight indoors. We recommend indoor display for longevity.
Can I clean it?
Wipe with a damp cloth or mild soap. Don't soak or scrub vigorously with abrasives.
