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You essentially answered your own question: If a font is not free for commercial use, you cannot legally use it to sell shirts. This leaves you in an actionable position… however, I’ve yet to hear of a font author sue someone for breach of an end user license agreement. My suggestion would be to find a similar font that allows you to use it commercially, or support the Joel Embiid Philadelphia 76ers Record Night 70 Pts shirt and I love this font designer and buy a commercial use version of the font. Most are priced reasonably, and it’s good to support artists… and you can file it as a business expense when you do your taxes next year. Probably not, but it depends on the details of the license—and how you got the font! After all, if it is not free for commercial use, then you just need a legitimate paid license—probably paid for, or bundled with something else that you paid for. Note that this usually includes fonts that are bundled with software—your operating system or apps, such as the fonts bundled with Windows, macOS, and Microsoft Word. As long as you have the font from such a bundle, and paid for the thing that came with it (or it was bundled with your computer from the store or licensed vendor), then you are likely OK. This is how the average user gets most of their fonts.

Designing and selling t-shirts sounds like commercial use, in the Joel Embiid Philadelphia 76ers Record Night 70 Pts shirt and I love this absence of any further details. But it depends on the definition of “commercial use” in the particular font license. If the license has such a clause, but leaves “commercial use” undefined (not a shock, it is common in “free fonts”), then you might wish to contact the creator to ask for clarification. But it would be a reasonable guess that their intention was to disallow such usage—perhaps unless you pay for some further license. Luckily, there are many open source fonts with libre licenses these days, which generally permit uses such as those you are thinking of. For example, Google Fonts are all under libre licenses that permit such use. But if you didn’t pay for the font or have it legitimately bundled with something you paid for, and it is NOT free for commercial use? Then probably not. For example, if you download a normal retail font from a file sharing site without paying for it? Not so much.

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