Font help!
December 29, 2013 10:12 PM   Subscribe

Can anyone help me identify the font from this T-shirt?

We're trying to design some T-shirts for a community organization and like the look of this font. Any thoughts on what it might be? Or how to replicate it?

Thanks!
posted by vecchio to Clothing, Beauty, & Fashion (10 answers total)
 
Ha! I knew I'd know this one before even opening the post...
Cheri Liney
(I had to use it once for a job and it took ages to find...)
posted by Kerasia at 10:20 PM on December 29, 2013


Double Ha! I'm wrong.
posted by Kerasia at 10:21 PM on December 29, 2013


I think it's Helvetica or Helvetica Bold with a heavy stroke and a fill set to 0% opacity. Do you have photoshop? It can be replicated easily if so.
posted by These Birds of a Feather at 10:24 PM on December 29, 2013


TBoaF, the 't's are not Helvetica. They are 't's like Cheri Liney but the font is straighter in the OPs image and doesn't have hearts dotting the 'i's
posted by Kerasia at 10:29 PM on December 29, 2013 [1 favorite]


It's similar to the Eurostile family, but the lowercase 't' doesn't cross all the way on the left.
posted by carsonb at 10:32 PM on December 29, 2013


If you can take a more even picture of the sample, you can upload it to WhattheFont and perhaps find it there.
posted by Kerasia at 10:32 PM on December 29, 2013


Best answer: Coolvetica. You'll need to outline it yourself, though.
posted by wemayfreeze at 10:48 PM on December 29, 2013 [6 favorites]


Seconding Coolvetica. (Full disclosure: I strongly dislike Coolvetica. But I am probably not your potential customer.)
posted by Metroid Baby at 5:12 AM on December 30, 2013


"Helvariations". What an awesome term!
posted by JoeZydeco at 7:03 AM on December 30, 2013 [1 favorite]


Best answer: Also looks like Chalet from House Industries, if'n you feel like dropping a bundle of $$.
posted by mon-ma-tron at 6:43 PM on December 30, 2013 [1 favorite]


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