
Bhê Core — Bété Type
The signature piece. Bhê glyph embroidered on the chest, “Bété Type — Wear the script.” on the back, “Bété / 448” on the sleeve. Oversize fit, premium cotton.
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My T-shirt brand. Collection 01 — Bhê: six pieces built around the Bhê glyph of the Bété syllabary created by Frédéric Bruly Bouabré (448 signs). Bhê means “choose your preference”. Write → Wear → Pass on.
Launch offer: −2,500 F on every T-shirt, or 2 T-shirts for 28,000 F — applied when I confirm your order.

The signature piece. Bhê glyph embroidered on the chest, “Bété Type — Wear the script.” on the back, “Bété / 448” on the sleeve. Oversize fit, premium cotton.

The garment becomes a typographic page: large Bhê glyph and “Wear the script.” on the back. Oversize fit, premium cotton.

The cultural code: “Bété / 448” on the chest — the 448 signs of the syllabary — and a very large Bhê glyph on the back.

The meaning of the glyph: Bhê means “choose your preference”. Glyph and message front and back.

Typographic experiment: a grid of Bhê glyphs on the back, small Bhê on the chest. Oversize fit, premium cotton.

The manifesto piece: an extra-large Bhê across the back, “Wear the script.” below. Oversize fit, premium cotton.

A poster built from signs of the Bété syllabary. Printed on quality paper, signed.

A colourful typographic poster celebrating the Bété script and type design.

The full chart of the Bété typeface — every sign of the syllabary on one sheet.

The Matemasie typeface and the Adinkra symbol Mate Masie — “what I hear, I keep”.

28-page booklet on the Bété typeface, published by Sming Sming Books with SILICON (Stanford University).