Pennantslim
Tall stems, hairline joints, sharp little spurs
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Pennantslim
A very narrow serif with strong stems, fine hairlines and small pointed serifs, tall like a row of flags.
Pennantslim
About the family
Pennantslim is a condensed serif that stands up very straight. The stems are strong and black, the hairlines are fine, and the serifs are small and pointed rather than flat. The letters are so narrow that a whole headline fits into a slim column, and the figures are tall and lean to match. The lowercase keeps a double storey g and short neat descenders, so it stays readable even when the words are packed tight. Regular and Medium differ mostly in how dark the stems get. It suits anything tall and a little theatrical, like a film poster or a playbill.
What's inside
- 2Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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