Take a look at ampertee.com for a pretty wide range of ampersand shirts. Why anyone would want to proudly sport an Arial t-shirt is beyond me. Irony maybe? Also, there are plenty of other ampersand shirts listed here.
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Howdy,
Glad to see you’re down with Ampertee, or at least for the most part :)
Something to point out, if one didn’t catch on, is that the fonts we chose are standard web-fonts, generally supported across browsers hence the (&) and thus we selected a handful of commonly used typefaces.
Perhaps we should start printing Helvetica instead? ;)
Much love,
Darren
that makes more sense now.