giving it a sophisticated and timeless look. The font’s name, Golden-girdle, is a nod to its ornate design, which resembles a golden girdle or belt. This font is perfect for high-end designs, such as invitations, wedding stationery, logos, and more....
Streetwear is bold and stylish retro inspired script typeface suitable for logo, poster, branding, packaging and t-shirt design. It looks like 1960s and 70s fashion and sport related typeface, unique and fun at the same time. You can access Streetwear’s alternate characters by usingOpenTypesa...
They are popular among streetwear brands, art studios, and music festivals. Rich Ganbatte Graffiti Logotype Font Rich Ganbatte is a graffiti-inspired logo font. This unique and bold script font is perfect for capturing attention, and it comes in regular and italic all-caps variations. Natasya ...
11. Streetwear Still kicking it old school?Streetwearis the cursive font for your brand. This vintage-inspired cursive font places added emphasis on a word, thanks to the flourish at the end of many of its letters. And it’d look pretty groovy on a graphic T-shirt. 12. Arkipelago Cre...
Brush scripts are dynamic and full of movement. At one end of the spectrum, you’ll find grunge-style fonts that would be great for urban brands or streetwear. On the other, expect to see a lot of eye catching swirls and delicate ligatures. ...
Hustle Times Fontis a handwritten typeface marker font that draws inspiration from the nostalgic age (of what?). These forms are clean and clear and make a good font for the stylish writing of logos, packaging, and brands. This font comes as a single font with additional features as well....
SLOWLY is New font brushed very interesting, also provided some font duo and swashes extra. Also with additional Slowly Two, a font slant harmony to be combined with Slowly Two. Perfect for projects brands, logos, product packaging, posters, invitations, greeting cards, news, blogs, everything...
death metal. Artist Wes Lang was recruited todesignthe merchandise and motifs forYeezusmerchandise, but it was his appropriation of the Metallica logo that received the most criticism as well as marking the beginning of the current trend of streetwear brands paying “tribute” to heavy metal ...