'Tis the season of giving: a time to give thanks, give gifts, and give scholarships to graphic design students. That’s right: Here at Helveticahaus, all of our profits go toward funding scholarships for graphic design students. So this holiday season, while you’re passing around the presents and the figgy pudding, pass around a few Helveticahaus coasters too, only $6.57 until the end of the year. Or wrap up a few Helveticahaus T-shirts to place under the tree, now only $19.57. We also have gift certificates available – a perfect last-minute gift. So head to our site and pick up a [...]

Ah, the holidays. A time of great joy when families come together to share a meal, spread some cheer, and leave little rings all over your furniture. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered…literally. Protect your surfaces from the perils of family get-togethers in style with a set of four Helvetica-themed coasters, just $6.57 until the end of the year. Still looking for a great holiday gift? Share your love of Helvetica with a Helveticahaus T-shirt – now just $19.57 – or spread some holiday cheer with a gift certificate. Because nothing says family togetherness like the world’s most beloved typeface. [...]

Every Thanksgiving, my family takes turns around the table giving thanks. My grandmother gives thanks for good health. My aunt gives thanks for friends and family. And I give thanks for geometric sans serif typefaces from Switzerland. Does that sound like you? We can give you something more to be thankful for: the Helveticahaus Holiday Sale. Now until the end of the year, all shirts are only $19.57 and all coasters are only $6.57. And don’t even get us started about our gift certificates, the perfect gift for that hard-to-shop-for designer. We just gave you three more things to be [...]

It’s officially autumn. The leaves are changing, the evenings are cool and crisp, and Helveticahaus coasters are looking better than ever. They’re in good company with a mug of Earl Grey, a hot toddy, or even – God help us – a pumpkin spice latte. These little guys are locally letterpress printed on super soft 100% cotton Cranes Letra paper, perfect for an evening in while contemplating Helvetica’s timeless grace. So put the kettle on, snag a set of coasters, and do fall the modern way. Want the latest Hh news delivered straight to your inbox? Of course you do. [...]

Introducing our new Artist Series No. 2 Tt. It’s not like anything we've ever done before. Prolific Portland-based graphic designer Greg Holly reaches way back, well before Helvetica was born, pulling inspiration from Constructivist hot-shot Alexander Rodchenko and photomontage genius Herbert Matter to create the latest addition to our Artist Series. It’s new, it’s fresh, and it's totally mod. Printed on our super comfy red Tts, this shirt says, “Hell yeah, I love typography!” We only have a limited number available, so be sure your don’t miss this one-of-a-kind Tt. Want the latest Hh news delivered straight to your inbox? [...]

We’re not really sure how it all started, but the fact remains that we made a music video, and it’s rad. Shot over a weekend in the beautiful city that we call home, Helveticahaus hit the streets, spreading style and dance moves throughout downtown Spokane. And you thought that Macklemore video was cool. The video features all 14 Hh Tts, original music by Kevin Graham, production wizardry by Mojo Lab, animation awesomeness by Digital Itch, and some groovy dance moves (Tanzbewegungen) from Haley Anderson. In short, it’s got it all. Just go watch it already.Want the latest Hh news delivered [...]

Our region’s colleges turn out some pretty great talent – I mean, look at us – which is why we felt reasonably confident when we turned to SFCC’s first-year graphic design students and asked them to take a whack at designing a Helveticahaus Tt. We saw tons of great concepts, but one in particular kept jumping out at us. In a design that’s clean and precise enough to impress Massimo Vignelli himself, Margeux Kliewer created an homage to the NYC Subway signage system. We call it Hh Train. Unlike the real HH Train – which operated in Brooklyn for only [...]