The shirt reads: “DINE LOCAL,” with a row of black chequered squares beneath, like a diner floor.
Two lines of heavy black capitals and a single band of pattern. Nothing else.
The chequerboard is the whole reference — it is the floor of every independent diner in the country, and it does more work than an illustration of a plate would.
For the regulars, for the places with no website, and for anyone who would rather the money stayed on the street it was spent on.
