About HIROTARY
Hiro + rotary
HIROTARY is an independent car culture sticker and merch brand based in Buenos Aires City, Argentina. It was born around a 1992 Mazda RX-7 FD3S imported from Japan and Hiro, a Shiba Inu.
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Where the name comes from
Hiro is the family Shiba Inu and official co-pilot. Rotary is the RX-7's Wankel engine. Put them together: HIROTARY. And yes: Hiroshima, home of Mazda, starts with Hiro too.
The car
A right-hand-drive 1992 Mazda RX-7 FD3S with a 13B-REW rotary engine, built in Japan by Pro Shop Fukuoh (Yokkaichi, Mie) and dressed in the FEED Afflux GT3 kit. It crossed the world to drive in Buenos Aires; the full import story is on the blog.
What we sell
Vinyl stickers with original rotary, JDM and project designs: the in-house ones (HIROTARY Originals) and collaborations, like the rotary series made with SEED (@seed.dsg). Posters and t-shirts are in the works and get announced on Instagram first.
Rotary Culture
The Wankel engine has no pistons, valves or connecting rods: a triangular rotor spins eccentrically inside a housing and handles intake, compression, combustion and exhaust in a single turn. Mazda made it famous with cars like the RX-7, and its sound (the brap brap) has fans all over the world. That's the culture HIROTARY's designs celebrate.
What makes it different
The designs come from a real car and a real dog, not a stock image library. You don't need an RX-7 to wear one: you just need to love car culture.
Where we are
Buenos Aires City (CABA), Argentina. We don't have a storefront: in CABA we agree on a meeting point, and we ship across the rest of Argentina with shipping paid by the buyer.
How to order
01
Build your order
Mix any stickers you like, up to 10 of each.
02
Pay with Mercado Pago
Credit or debit card, Mercado Pago balance or cash.
03
We arrange delivery
We'll message your phone: in Buenos Aires City we agree on a meeting point; elsewhere in Argentina, we send you the shipping cost.
Frequently asked questions
What is HIROTARY?
An independent car culture sticker and merch brand from Buenos Aires, born around a Japanese Mazda RX-7 FD3S and Hiro, a Shiba Inu.
Do I need to own a Mazda or an RX-7?
No. The designs are for anyone who enjoys cars, JDM culture or rotary engines, whatever they drive.
What are the stickers made of?
They're vinyl stickers with original designs. Each product page lists its size.
Who makes the designs?
The HIROTARY Originals, like the Hirotary.RX7 sticker, are in-house designs. The rotary series (Rotary Power, Rotary Power Kid, Power Clean! and Rotor Tie-Dye) was made in collaboration with SEED (@seed.dsg on Instagram). Each product page says who it was designed with.
Where do you ship from and to?
Orders ship from Buenos Aires City. In CABA we agree on a meeting point by private message; we ship to the rest of Argentina, with shipping paid by the buyer.
How much is shipping?
It depends on the destination and is quoted by message. If you want to know before buying, message us with your city.
How do I pay?
With Mercado Pago: credit or debit card, Mercado Pago balance or cash. Mercado Pago emails you the receipt.
Do I need an account?
No. To order you only need your name and a mobile number: we'll message you there to arrange delivery or shipping.
How many can I buy?
Up to 10 of each design per order, and you can mix designs in the same cart.
Can I cancel or return an order?
Yes. You have 10 calendar days from receiving it to change your mind, with the sticker not applied. Return costs are on us.
Contact & official accounts
We reply by private message. These are the only official accounts: