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Squarewolf Tees by Ami Kealoha

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Portland-based design studio Fwis just launched their line of tees called Squarewolf. Characterized by humor that plays on graphic design (like the pictured tee, titled WFF'd), they also feature guest artists - currently, Stefan G. Bucher of 344 Design. Using Gildan 100% cotton, fair trade and labor shirts and printing at local silk screeners Modified Printing, Fwis is as socially conscious as it is design savvy. As Fwis honcho Chris Papasadero says, "along with some of our other projects, like Readymech and the book covers blog, Squarewolf is a project born of love."

All shirts are $18 and available from Squarewolf.

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