Stetslim
Headlines that fit the column they are given
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Mayor Loses Hat
Mayor Loses Hat
Mayor Loses Hat
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How it looks in use
Stetslim
A tall, tightly packed headline serif with short serifs and a big x-height, made for narrow columns.
Stetslim
About the family
Stetslim is a headline serif built for narrow columns. The letters are tall and condensed, the serifs are short and bracketed, and the x-height is big so the lowercase carries most of the weight. Round letters are squeezed into tall ovals and the spacing is tight, so a long headline still fits on one line. The Light is crisp and elegant, the Regular is the front page workhorse, and the Medium is dark enough to shout. Set it in capitals for a banner or in lowercase for a subhead, and it will always look like news.
What's inside
- 3Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
Goes well with
Mayor Loses Hat
A good pair lets the headline shout while the text keeps talking quietly underneath it.
A Serif heading over a Mono body. Contrast up top and calm reading below.
LongkeepMayor Loses Hat
A good pair lets the headline shout while the text keeps talking quietly underneath it.
A Serif heading over a Sans body. Contrast up top and calm reading below.
LoupeledgeMayor Loses Hat
A good pair lets the headline shout while the text keeps talking quietly underneath it.
A Serif heading over a Sans body. Contrast up top and calm reading below.
Fluffelbroad