The Ames Brothers are important! In the important world of quality design and cool clothing, that is. Spawned from the high mountain crags and barren dust bowls of Montana, the Ames Bros (Coby Schultz and Barry Ament) are a two man wrecking crew. Upon their mighty shoulders they carry with them scores of famous rock bands, hundreds of screen printed rock posters, snowboard companies, super bowl logos, and Rambo-esque survival tactics.Since the day they opened their studio in 1994, the Ames Bros took off and never touched back down. Out of the gates their talents were recognized by rock greats Pearl Jam, a client they've shared many successes with, including Grammy nominations for their clever and artful packaging for Vitalogy and Yield. In the music industry, its common knowledge that Ames Bros helped turn the lifeless cd package into the unique collectible that its predecessor, the record jacket, was. Their most notable contribution to the Rock world however, is via their screen print

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