Natuarlly, I’d liketo see the print taking up a bit more of the ‘canvas’, but then the weights probably wouldn’t be right, would they?
Costiness=$39.99 Buy it at Typography Shop
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Can you guess what font this t-shirt (that can be bought as a hoodie too) is written in? Also available are some tees/hoodies in a similar style which aren’t in Times New Roman or Comic Sans.
Costiness=€29 Buy it at Not My Type
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Because there simply aren’t enough Helvetica based t-shirts in the world.
Costiness=£23.64 Buy it at MySoti
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Most of you probably don’t realise who Jason Cosper is, but he was the first guy to run a blog about t-shirts (and even if he wasn’t the first, he was the best), Preshrunk.org. That blog has been quiet since April (and pretty quiet for the past couple of years, really), but there’s still a lot of good stuff in the archives, and I probably wouldn’t have started HYA if I hadn’t been a Preshrunk fan, so I guess I owe him quite a lot.
Fortunately, this isn’t one of those occasions when I feel compelled to write about something just because of the person that did the design (you can tell which posts they are, right?), because I like Experimental Jetset style tees (yes, I am gathering links for an upcoming list, naturally), and I really like Mad Men. I’m a few episodes behind Americans, so the finale is a long way off for me, but I’ve really enjoyed the season so far, if anything you should be jealous that I still have more episodes to watch!
Incidentally, the original Experimental Jetset designs are being re-issued by a Japanese brand called Publik, after many years of not being officially available.
Costiness=$24.99 Available from boogah’s RedBubble
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It’s a ridiculously simple concept, but I think it works pretty well. Available with all the letters of the alphabet as the print, as you would expect.
Costiness=$20 Available from American Apparel
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I think I’d like this tee an awful lot more if the print took up much more of the chest, but it’s still a great shirt for all the typography nerds out there. In a nice enviro-touch, the tee is organic cotton, produced entirely using solar and wind power.
Costiness=£25 Available from Six Eight Seven Six [via Rumplo]
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