Concrete, catalogued
America the Brutalist is a photographic survey documenting Brutalist buildings across all fifty states and the District of Columbia — the courthouses, libraries, campuses, and civic halls that a lot of people were taught to hate and are only now learning to see.
This shop exists to fund the fieldwork and to give the survey a form you can carry. So we made a rule: no image ever gets printed onto a shirt. A photograph belongs in the book. On a garment, we work the way the buildings do — in structure, weight, and material. A wordmark cast like signage. A back panel that reads like a plaque. A set list of buildings, tour-shirt style.
Everything is made in very small limited runs — short batches of heavyweight blanks and screen-printed type, each a numbered edition. When a run is gone, it's gone. Things that look like they came from an archive, because they did.