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Hoodies, Henleys, & Joggers for Fall ’17
School is a few short weeks away from starting back up and the fundraisers, pep rallies, and Friday night lights are right on its heels. CustomInk is excited to now offer a hip new quarter zip sweatshirt from the trendy college favorite, Charles River, along with super cozy joggers, henleys, and off the shoulder tees. Check out our new [...]
Font of the Week — Trebuchet
Trebuchet was created in 1996 for Microsoft by Vincent Connare, the mastermind behind the widely known Comic Sans. Trebuchet is named after the siege engines that were used to break down city walls during Medieval times. Nowadays, the familiar looking font has made a home for itself as one of the most popular fonts used on webpages. Want [...]
T-shirt Trends — New Flowy, Melange, and Ringer T-shirt Styles
T-shirts are always on trend and our newest styles don’t disappoint. From the uber popular melange blend, to form flattering flowy t-shirts, we’re sure these new tees are perfect for that upcoming recruiting event, back to school fundraiser, or company-wide uniform upgrade. T-shirts Stay trendy and cool in the latest from [...]
Font of the Week — Sabon
The font face Sabon was released in the 1960s as both Linotype and Monotype compatible. Jan Tschichold created this Old Style Serif in response to Stempel Foundry’s request to create a face that would match across both mediums. In honor of Garamond’s Roman typeface (the font that inspired this uniform print-friendly version), [...]
Mascot Clipart — Step Up Your School T-shirts and Spirit Wear
CustomInk is more than custom t-shirts; we’re all about the perfect design for whatever the occasion! Our Design Resources team works tirelessly to keep our font selection fresh, our clipart updated to fit every need, and our design templates easily customizable for your unique gear. That’s why we’re beyond excited [...]
Font of the Week — Americana
Americana was designed by Richard Isbell in 1965 to honor our country’s upcoming bicentennial. With extremely high x-heights, triangular serifs, and airy spacing, Americana is perfect for advertising. Isbell’s creation of such a versatile typeface means Americana works great for not only large print needs, but small as well. [...]
Font of the Week — Rockwell
Rockwell is a Monotype font created by Frank Hinman Pierpont in 1934. Rockwell was in part inspired by a font created twenty years earlier, Litho Antique. Rockwell’s most recognizable letter is the “Qq” with it’s lengthy tail making it quite recognizable. Why might you recognize Rockwell? It’s used in the [...]
Font of the Week — Quicksand
Quicksand, a contemporary geometric type font, was created in 2008 by Andrew Paglinawan. Quicksand was designed with display in mind and for that reason, no italicized version was created. Our Font of the Week images are created by Emily Clark, an Expert Production Artist at CustomInk and a self-declared font addict. Font of the Week [...]