Designer T-Shirts For Good
When designer Jeff Sheldon started Ugmonk, a small T-shirt line, in 2008, he had no idea that in just two years it would become his full-time gig. Now Sheldon is using his business to give back to the world. Buy any T-shirt or other product from Ugmonk between now and the end of the year and the company will donate a meal to an orphan in need through Rice Bowls. And these aren’t just any old T-shirts. I’m salivating over these typographic designs: “It’s the little things,” “Don’t just stand there” and that super sexy ampersand sweatshirt.
For more resources about socially conscious design, visit My Design Shop. The Design Activist’s Handbook by Noah Scalin and Michelle Taute |
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Jeff Sheldon and I worked together several years ago as the two in-house graphic designers for a software company. He was just getting started designing t-shirts on the side then, so it’s been an amazing privilege to follow his growth as an entrepreneurial designer and to watch the resulting rise of Ugmonk as a model of a socially conscious business. Congratulations, Jeff and Ugmonk!