A-Ron for GAP (PRODUCT) Red T-Shirt

by Staff, November 12, 2009

aron gap product red tshirt1 A Ron for GAP (PRODUCT) Red T Shirt

A-Ron aka The Downtown Don works up a new t-shirt design for GAP’s (PRODUCT) Red apparel campaign. The shirt features a simple black/red font design in a white colorway. Retailing for $28 USD, it is now available through the GAP online store.

5 Responses

  1. Posted by: Carlos Meija on November 15, 2009 at 3:01 pm

    Gap(red)! – There is a big trend happening right now – fashion with a purpose – it’s called “SOCIAL FASHION” … There is Toms Shoes, Gap(red), http://www.SIE.com, all very cool with great missions… SIE is a new urban/sports company which designs SIE merchandise in order to fund SIE children’s World Cup soccer tournaments around the World… The SIE tournaments encourage positive thinking and raise money for charity… The more SIE merchandise sold the more SIE tournaments the more SIE tournaments the more money is raised for charity… It’s a unique & very cool concept… It’s more profound when you learn that the founder of SIE’s last words to his father were that “they would lift the World Cup together”, before he suddenly passed away with Cancer… this is why they started their company and why SIE raises money for children’s Cancer charities thru the SIE World Cup tournaments…

  2. Posted by: BAWSM on November 12, 2009 at 10:46 pm

    Thanks Real, but in all fairness, the most appropriate phrase would be “typographic” design. Your spot on about the difference between fonts and typefaces though.

  3. Posted by: Rondo Brrown on November 12, 2009 at 2:24 pm

    so i think it’s cool. lil dez is generically old. statement.

  4. Posted by: Real Recognize Real on November 12, 2009 at 1:55 pm

    It’s not a ‘font’ design it’s a ‘type’ or ‘typeface’ based design. ‘Font’ refers to the actual digital file(s) and not the style or representation of those file(s).

    Font = Software, Typeface = Letters

  5. Posted by: johngEE on November 12, 2009 at 1:53 pm

    yay a-ron and my friends old job Gap