500G BITE / MERCH DESIGN

Ideas you can wear.

Collaborations and projects from the 500GCORP catalogue: illustration, lettering and graphics applied to garments. A selection showing our visual language and how it takes shape.

Explore Merch Design
500GCORP × Fresca Milano Explore the project

Collaboration

500GCORP × Fresca Milano

Fresh pasta and table manners become a series of graphics for long-sleeve tops. “Elbows off the table”, tagliatelle and everyday rituals, translated into wearable images and words.

Our contribution
Merch graphics · typographic compositions · garment applications
500GCORP × Manifattura Culinaria Explore the project

Collaboration

500GCORP × Manifattura Culinaria

An open tortellino and the phrase “It’s pasta inside pasta”. A recognisable ingredient becomes the focus of a T-shirt graphic through illustration, colour and lettering.

Our contribution
Merch graphics · illustration · composition and application
Polpette & Cocktail Explore the project

From the 500GCORP catalogue

Polpette & Cocktail

Two subjects and two colours: meatballs and cocktails. Illustration and lettering create a pair of T-shirts with a shared visual language and distinct personalities.

Our contribution
Merch graphics · illustration · coordination across two garments
Italian Gastronomy Explore the project

From the 500GCORP catalogue

Italian Gastronomy

A shopping basket, ingredients and green typography. A composition bringing Italian food culture into a single graphic on the back of a T-shirt.

Our contribution
Merch graphics · line illustration · typographic composition
Live Fast, Eat Slow Explore the project

From the 500GCORP catalogue

Live Fast, Eat Slow

A character, a phrase and a red-and-blue palette. The visual language continues across other garments through wine, food and messages about sharing a meal.

Our contribution
Merch graphics · illustration · coordinated graphic series
Making of Spaghettata Explore the project

From the 500GCORP catalogue

Making of Spaghettata

Pasta preparation told through red line drawing and bold typography. The gesture becomes the subject of the graphic, from its headline to its placement on the garment.

Our contribution
Merch graphics · line illustration · lettering and application