Serif
3.9
Velour Raw: a low-contrast serif family built for body text, not headlines
Design style Velour Raw is pitched as the calmer sibling of a display serif, and that relationship shows in how…
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Serif
3.9
The Roman Edition: a classical serif for editorial and luxury branding work
Design style The Roman Edition draws on the proportions of classical Roman inscriptional letterforms, filtered through a more restrained editorial…
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Serif
4.1
Silk Serif: a high-contrast editorial serif with 14 weights for fashion and luxury branding
Design style Silk Serif belongs to the high-contrast family that has become shorthand for fashion and beauty branding — thin,…
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Serif
3.6
Pavilion Serif: a single-weight editorial serif for headlines and short copy
Design style Pavilion sits in the modern-meets-traditional serif camp: bracketed but crisp cuts, moderate stroke contrast, and a structure that…
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Serif
4.3
Recoleta: a soft-serif workhorse for branding and headlines
Design style Recoleta belongs to the soft-serif revival that took cues from 1970s display faces like Cooper and Windsor without…
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Serif
3.7
Belvare: a condensed retro serif built for headlines, not paragraphs
Design style Belvare sits in that familiar seam between vintage advertising lettering and current editorial serif revival. The condensed proportions…
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Serif
3.7
Granada: an uppercase-only editorial serif for headlines and titling
Design style Granada is a high-contrast serif built for the top of a page rather than the body of one.…
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Serif
3.9
Cravelo: a condensed vintage serif with rounded charm for headlines
Design style Cravelo sits at the intersection of two things that don’t often meet in one letterform: condensed vintage lettering…
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Handwritten
3.9
Phantasmagoria: a distressed 17th-century revival for atmospheric branding
Design style Phantasmagoria is a serif built on the bones of hand-set type, with the roughness of old letterpress printing…
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