My name is Anthony and I like to collect typographic tshirts, I own about six and I’m always hovering over that little ‘add to cart’ button to add to my collection. I think it started when I bought a tshirt from a designer I met in Melbourne who devotes his professional life to protesting the use of Helvetica. Now I just like the nod of acknowledgment I get as I walk down the street and someone ‘gets’ what my tshirt is about. So I’m going to help you get in to this secret society by revealing some of my sources and featuring images of my favourite tshirts (many of which I own).
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