This Was Positioned as an Ego Trip.

Steve Hall

Mar. 21, 2008
1 min read

This is agency Northlich’s creative department. They are selling overpriced shirts for charity.

You might think they look unhappy because that’s just the hipster way, but some dude from Northlich claims their EVPCD forced them to model his designs. (Did he invent the asterisk?) And each shirt supports a charity he allegedly handpicked.

“Lame,” the guy said.

Yeah. This is.

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