Fonts We Like

Hand-picked fonts worth installing — script and calligraphy faces for signatures and invitations, display faces that carry a poster on their own, clean sans and serif families for body text, and decorative sets for the one word that has to stand out. Search by name, or sort the way you would sort a type shop: by popularity, newest, rating, saves or A-Z.

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Limon Mint

Limon Mint

A bold script that turns up on book covers as often as on cards. Cut files included. The weight is even throughout, which is the reason…

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Yeyey

Yeyey

Bold display that sells itself for apparel and book covers. Solid single weight, no thin parts, which is what makes it survive a screen print.

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Christmas

Christmas

Plain brush calligraphy named after the season and not much else. One review at five stars. Reliable rather than exciting, which is a compliment in December…

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Grinch Xmas

Grinch Xmas

Asymmetric cartoon display face where no two letters share a baseline, which gives a shirt design movement without extra artwork. One five-star review. Caps and lowercase…

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Christmas Shades

Christmas Shades

Display face with a built-in drop shadow glyph set, so the two-colour look comes from the font rather than from layering by hand. SVG files included,…

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Brown Royal

Brown Royal

Fancy serif with long, fine serifs and a tall ascender line, built for magazine covers and reused here for invitations. Needs generous leading or the ascenders…

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Royal Knight

Royal Knight

A broad, heavy serif built for words that sit alone: a surname on a welcome board, a single word on a banner. The SVG set means…

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Wondrous Christmas

Wondrous Christmas

Bold banner display face with wide, even strokes that hold up at distance, which is what a porch sign needs. SVG files included, one five-star review.…

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