Here at Helveticahaus, we sell cool shirts featuring some pretty clever designs, but that's just a means to an end. Our main goal is to raise enough money to provide scholarships for local design students. We love great design and want to encourage today's youth to pursue an education in the graphic arts. In order to connect with these up-and-coming designers, we reached out to Spokane Falls Community College and started a connection that would lead to the new Helveticahaus Student Series. We asked SFCC's 1st-year design students to design a T-shirt, a mini-poster, and a coaster for Helveticahaus. They had [...]

We've been working on these coasters for a while now and are super excited to share them with you today! These beauties were printed on 100% cotton paper using 1950s Heidleberg Windmill letterpress. Check out a video of the printing process here.

Helvetica started in Switzerland, but Helveticahaus has gone global. Helvetica has a knack for bringing people together. Here's a glimpse of fellow Helvetica fans worldwide. Seattle, San Diego, New York, Portland, Spokane, Brazil, Idaho, the list goes on and on. Where are you from?

“This HelveticaHaus t-shirt instantly gave my work ethic some badly needed credibility!” John M – Spokane Falls, WA

Here's our Helvetica friend Michael, wearing his perfect Tt on a perfectly sunny day in Seattle.

We love the idea for Jim Krause's "Visual Design: Ninety-five things you need to know. Told in Helvetica and dingbats." Here's Jim on why he used Helvetica: "Helvetica was chosen as the font for this book’s text—and for nearly all of the words used within its images—simply because Helvetica is one of those very rare fonts that cannot only deliver a wide range of thematic conveyances (think, for instance of the elegant look of a headline set in the thinnest possible weight of Helvetica versus the commanding boldness of a block of text set in Helvetica Black), but it can [...]

Hello John! We think John's choice to wear his old/neue Tt in front of the Colosseum was very fitting. What a better place to wear his brand neue Helveticahaus Tt than in front of a 2000 year old amphitheater.