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AlterGlam

AlterGlam is a wide sans font for fashion logos, brand identity and calm editorial headlines. Light weights look airy; heavy ones work on a cover.

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Free for one person: personal and commercial use, client work included. A studio or team using it in its own work buys the full family. No resale or redistribution of the file. Read the license.

Full family 20 styles, sold as one family

  • AlterGlam · OTF · Thin to Heavy
  • An italic for every weight
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Alterglam Regular in a layout

North & Co

Coffee roasters and a corner cafe in the old print house.

We roast twice a week and sell the beans the same day. Come in for a flat white, take home a bag, or ask us about coffee for your office.

48 Harbor Road. Open Monday to Saturday, 7:30 am to 6 pm. Beans roasted on Tuesdays and Fridays.

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Alterglam Regular, Latin letters, figures and punctuation

20 styles in the family

Alterglam 20 styles

  • Alterglam Thinfree sample
  • Alterglam Thin Italic
  • Alterglam UltraLight
  • Alterglam UltraLight Italic
  • Alterglam Light
  • Alterglam Light Italic
  • Alterglam Regular
  • Alterglam Regular Italic
  • Alterglam Medium
  • Alterglam Medium Italic
  • Alterglam SemiBold
  • Alterglam SemiBold Italic
  • Alterglam Bold
  • Alterglam Bold Italic
  • Alterglam UltraBold
  • Alterglam UltraBold Italic
  • Alterglam Black
  • Alterglam Black Italic
  • Alterglam Heavy
  • Alterglam Heavy Italic
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Characters

Latin letters, figures and punctuation of AlterGlam

About Alterglam

Tip Set one word of a headline in the italic of the same weight to stress it without changing the size.

The AlterGlam font gives a fashion or lifestyle brand a wide, calm look. Set a logo in capitals with wide letter spacing, a magazine cover line, a fashion catalog title or the headings of a website. It also stays readable in short paragraphs, so one family can run from the logo to the caption.

Extended letters take room, so give them some. A short brand name sits easily on a tall layout, while a long line needs a smaller size or a wider page.

The ten weights run Thin, UltraLight, Light, Regular, Medium, SemiBold, Bold, UltraBold, Black and Heavy, and each has its own italic: twenty styles in all. A weight chart in the specimens shows them side by side, upright and italic, which makes it quick to pick a pair.

For a fashion project, try the logo in Light capitals, product names in Medium, price and details in Regular, and the season or collection name in Black. For an editorial layout, take Heavy for the cover line and Regular for the intro paragraph.

Altarossa has softer corners and works well next to it on packaging, and Altertypo is a quieter sans for long text.

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