“School is important but farming is importanter” — heavy serif capitals stacked in five lines, with a windmill, a tractor and a sprig of wheat sitting in the middle row, and a star either side of the last line. One colour. Old-fashioned type, on purpose.
Two inks. Dark ink for sand, cream, heather and light olive; light ink for black, forest and navy. Heather grey with dark ink is what FFA chapters order.
9 to 11 inches on a front. The tractor’s wheels and the wheat are line detail — keep it at 8 or above. On a youth tee, 7.
FFA chapters, county fairs, 4-H, ag-teacher shirts. Fair season across Virginia and the Carolinas runs July to October; the orders come in a month before.
