Armitage Font

Dunwich Type Founders created and released the Armitage font family, a classy modern sans serif family. The 12-style Armitage font family combines traditional American warmth with a humane and sturdy appearance.

Armitage renders type with a classic American warmth that is both strong and humane. Armitage maintains his modesty by letting words do the talking, even with a subtle sparkle.

Armitage reinvents the wheel, drawing inspiration from late nineteenth-century designs instead of building on current trends. James Puckett, the designer, searched widely for sources. Armitage was similarly inspired by inscriptions, vintage posters, letters from sign manuals, and architecture as were the nineteenth-century designers. You can pair it with the combination of gilmer sans font.

By blending in with the language's cadence, Armitage's asymmetrical strokes and subtle flares avoid becoming monotonous. Armitage is appropriate for a variety of tasks thanks to its six weights and real italics. Strong features resist adversity. Armitage is constantly prepared to work, his strong jaw clenched in a grin.