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Cola Cup Graphic Tee Style Guide: Soda Fountains, Striped Cups, and the Diner Layer
Cola started at a drugstore counter and became a diner object: a striped paper cup, iced to the top. Here's how to wear a cola cup tee right.
Handheld Burger Graphic Tee Style Guide: Two Hands, Fast Food, and the Stacked Layer
The burger is the only food in this collection that takes two hands: no phone, no free hand, just the stack. Here's how to wear a burger tee right.
Potato Chips Graphic Tee Style Guide: Snack Bags, Saratoga, and the Crinkle Layer
Potato chips were a restaurant accident in 1853 and only became a national product in the 1920s, when someone put them in a wax paper bag. Here's how to wear a chips tee right.
Pizza Slice Graphic Tee Style Guide: The New York Fold, Paper Sleeves, and the Two-Napkin Layer
A whole pie is everywhere. A single slice in a paper sleeve, folded and eaten standing up, is a specifically American invention. Here's how to wear a pizza slice tee right.
French Fries Graphic Tee Style Guide: Red Boxes, Boardwalk Stalls, and the Salt Layer
Belgium and France have argued about who invented fries for over a century, and the name they ended up with belongs to neither. Here's how to wear a fries tee right.
Coffee Graphic Tee Style Guide: Takeaway Cups, Steam, and the First-Light Layer
The takeaway cup is a hundred-year-old piece of design that nobody treats as design. Here's how to wear a coffee tee right.
