Tibor Kalman Global Alphabet Blocks Children's Shoes A design that reflects Braun

A design that reflects Braun principles of consistency

Each cloth was square and almost touched the floor

Min drop:17"/ Max drop:63"

Inside pages: Karst Stone paper recycled calcium carbonate / 200-micron thick paper (equivalent to 240gsm)

This model of SUBU utilizes the flame retardant CORDURA® 350D fabric on the outer layer

Tibor Kalman Global Alphabet Blocks Children's Shoes A design that reflects BraunAn American graphic designer of Hungarian descent, Tibor Kalman died in 1999 at the age of 50, leaving behind not only an important body of design work at his death, but in some ways the moral center of the entire graphic design profession. When the American Institute of Graphic Artists (AIGA) awarded him their medal of merit the year he died, their tribute declared the following: Of the two names that changed design in the 80s and 90s Mac and Tibor