We’ve gone against the globalisation practices by asking an Indian sign painter to design a Works That Work T-shirt, then bringing the design to the Netherlands where it has been produced locally.

Does each day of the week have its own colour? The result is a series of t-shirts, one for each day of the week. The shirts could be worn according to the calendar days, or just pick one you fits you today.

A series of four t-shirts, with four A4 sheets printed in four process colours (CMYK = Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black). Exercise on design production standards.

Typographic mandala spelling the name www.typotheque.com.

Typographic mandala spelling the name www.typotheque.com.

Inspired by a true story, this t-shirt should serve as a reminder to do your regular backup of your computer. Design of the t-shirt is conveniently flipped so you are confronted with the message every time you see yourself in a mirror.

Spring t-shirt presents a collection of flowers, grasses and herbs found on the way to work on one spring day. This t-shirt brings a piece of nature to your home or work. Be part of the nature.

This t-shirt presents a collection of 48 herbs from the author’s herb collection. Each herb's name is spelled out, and repeated in the circle to form the flower. The result is an incredible layout of mandala-like shapes made out of letters.

Now you can have a beautiful turquoise sky all day long, any day. On you. An oversized print on a flattering, stylish American Apparel t-shirt fits on virtually any body type.

With a great deal of irony, Johanna Biľak created a second in the series of sky t-shirts. For those not so wonderful days we now offer ‘Dutch Sky’. Pair it with the blue original Sky t-shirt, to cover all weather possibilities.

While we don't expect everyone to be able to decode the image of this t-shirt, we hope that some will be able to read it. The rest can simply enjoy the intriguing image.

‘A piece of text that looks good but doesn't say anything’, printed in typeface Irma, using its OpenType features mixing positive and negative spaces of letters. Printed on Organic Fine Jersey T-Shirts from American Apparel.