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Turn Nocturnal T-Shirts by Mike Giles

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Western Massachussetts-basedTurn Nocturnal design studio is the brainchild of designer Matt McInerney and his good friend Jack Strong. Busting onto the scene a few months ago with their best selling font driven "Huge Type Looks Sweet" t-shirt ( still a favorite of mine) they've since followed up with a few others, their latest is "Turn The City and is available, along with Huge Type screened on American Apparel blanks for only $17.

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This entry posted on 21 April 2008 at 4:09 PM
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