Teeluxe
Designed by Craig Rochfort
This understated and elegant design stands quietly behind the products showcased in this newsletter from Teeluxe. The design and layout are great, but don’t compete in any way. This really allows the Tees and Artbooks to take center stage, which is exactly where they should be.
We especially like how the newsletter encourages readers to forward to a friend and how the subscribe and other contact buttons are incorporated into the newsletter.
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2 Comments
Dario Gutierrez
February 18, 2009 6:46am
That’s great layout!! I like the simplicity and objective of the newsletter.
Andrew
March 10, 2009 10:19pm
Left comment on this in general comments, but compelled to state this design rules my world. Clean, crisp and clean… says all it needs to effectively. Kudos to the designer. Stuff like this keeps me inspired (after 16 years of designing in the commercial world).