Vintage fonts have the ability to transport your work and give it that nostalgic and timeless feel that no other style can really emulate. In this article, we've featured 25 of our best vintage fonts which have been moulded from the Art Deco movement, the Prohibitionist era, 60/70s pop culture, and more!

1. Rumble Brave Vintage Fonts

Introducing Rumble Brave Vintage - a vintage font collection that beautifully combines Vintage and Victorian Classic styles.

Included in this collection are three font variations, serif, scrip and dingbat, and an ornamental collection with 2 gradient variations.

You can count on Rumble Brave to bring luxury, elegance, and style to any design project: branding, logos, badges, wedding invitations and so much more!

2. No.Seven

No. Seven is a bold brush style script family of three weights, ornament set and a block capital “small caps” font.

The beauty of this font is that you can create a variety of unique combinations by including the font, its ornaments and the small caps font, and use it across a variety of projects: headlines, logos & posters and many more with a custom-made feel.

3. Java Heritages + Extras

Java Heritages Typeface is a multi-layered type family with opentype features, inspired by vintage signage that have unique decorative shapes.

With so many variations included, you are guaranteed to get a custom made and unique feel with all your designs: labels, product packaging, vintage book covers, posters and much more.

4. S&S Nickson Font Family

Nickson Font Family includes 15 fonts that have different styles from each other but at the same time perfectly paired when used together.

The Nickson Vintage Font Family was designed carefully to create elegant typographic works. It would be a perfect choice to design posters, affiches, logos, t-shirt and magazine prints, eye-pleasing typographic designs and more.

5. The Beardy

Introducing a new elegant retro serif display typeface called The Beardy. Inspired from serif didone combined with flourish typography and 60s-70s pop culture.

The Beardy vintage font can be used for logo, headings, branding, magazine, cover album, book cover, movie, apparel design, quotes, invitations, flyer, poster, greeting cards, product packaging etc.

6. Budge

Introducing Budge, a new carefully crafted triple layered bold Italic Typeface. We’ve used a wide range of references for this font, but our main inspiration came from desserts and beverage packaging.

We hope you like this versatile, fun and cute font and you’ll use it across similar food inspired designs.

7. Tropiline Font Family

Introducing Tropiline Font Family - a modern created vintage font.

The letterform of the tropiline are inspired by eighteenth-century typeface, Caslon, Bookman, Grotesque, Kuenstler Script, but with a more dynamic structure, a wide and square size of the lower case, a little contrast in width, and almost being a slab serif.

8. Creative Vintage Serif and Script Fonts

Introducing Creative Vintage – a modern serif with vintage charm, fashion look and retro yet modern style.

The Creative Vintage font is very easy to use font with plenty of ligatures and stylistic alternates, will be sure to give your design projects a unique feel every time you use it.

8. Creative Vintage Serif and Script Fonts

Introducing Creative Vintage – a modern serif with vintage charm, fashion look and retro yet modern style.

The Creative Vintage font is very easy to use font with plenty of ligatures and stylistic alternates, will be sure to give your design projects a unique feel every time you use it.

10. The Whiskey Font Collection

The Whiskey Font Collection is made from the pairing of two very popular fonts “Wheat” & “Barley”. These two typefaces were literally made for each other. They work together to give you that perfect vintage label you’ve been designing.

You can use the Whiskey vintage font on a variety of design projects such as: logos, advertising, apparel design, labels, signage and more.

11. Mythshire, Vintage Handscript Font

Mythshire is a handscript font inspired by the cursive and personality of rich handwriting styles of the past.

Elegant, characterful, rich, medieval, informal, all these words could be used to describe Mythshire, which makes this font perfect for a variety of projects: wedding invites and stationery, vintage inspired branding and logos, book jackets and covers, through to scrap-booking, journals, product packaging and more.

12. The Aviator Font Collection

The Aviator Font Collection is a type collaboration of four different vintage fonts in 100% awesome vintage style!

With two different vintage styles: Elegant Clean or Distressed Letterpress and 52 vintage illustrations for logo creation and awesome tools, you're guaranteed a unique combination each time you use it and can apply it on a variety of projects: logos, advertising, apparel design, labels, posters, package design, signage and more.

13. BaeSide Blackletter Font

BaeSide is a modern Blackletter display font with alternates that have an ornate flair.

BaeSide comes complete with loads of alternates, ligatures, bonus flourish elements, and ornaments pulled from some of the capital letter forms. The font was initially designed as a display font for tattoo shops, drink labels, clothing labels, but can be used on any other project you might have in mind.

14. Smoking Western Font

Introducing Smoking Western Font - a vintage font inspired by,...you guessed right, the wild wild west.

Combine the Smoking typeface base with the shadow to get the full impact from this statement font. We can envision this font on a western film cover, old saloon menu and many more.

15. The Legend Font Trio: American Typography

The Legend Font Trio was crafted by hand under the inspiration of traditional American typography and lifestyle.

The collection includes a script, a sans and a serif, which work perfectly together to create a vintage mood. Use any combination of these fons on a variety of purposes: lettering and logotype, labels, t-shirts, product packaging, invitations, advertising and more.

16. Olive Village - Vintage Font

Olive Village is a stylish vintage font inspired by 70s groovy vibe with a touch of modernity.

Olive Village is a display font made mainly for headlines, titles, and other short texts and is well-suited for advertising, vintage mood boards, branding, logotypes, packaging, titles, editorial design and modern and vintage design.

17. Beardsons – Layered Font

Introducing Beardson - a vintage inspired layered font made of three styles: normal, inline and shadow.

Taking its inspiration from vintage signage, logo, badges, and old fashioned graphics, the font can be used on a variety of projects: poster, label, logo, signboard, t-shirt, book cover, decoration, merchandise, and more!

18. Highbinder Display Font

Introducing Highbinder Display Font - a lovely vintage font inspired by prohibitionist era typography.

The font comes in a clean and rough style and can be used on a multitude of design projects such as: logos, posters, book covers, branding, packaging and more.

19. American Mortar - Vintage Font Family

Introducing American Mortar - a masculine vintage display font with a modern flair.

This nostalgic font is super fun to work with and is perfect for logos and branding, but can also be used on a variety of design projects.

20. Malibu Fancy Modern Vintage Font

Introducing Malibu - a fancy, retro and vintage font for all your design projects. The font was born from the high demand for a vintage style font with a fancy shape, and can be used in a variety of designs such as: posters, social media, banners, product packaging, and more.

21. Breakdance Vintage Font Duo

Breakdance is a vintage font duo inspired by dance moves. The combination of sans and script with sharp textures will give your design projects an authentic vintage vibe.

This vintage font fon duo will lend itself perfectly to a multitude of designs: logos, badges, aparell, product packaging, and more.

22. Midnight Tales - Vintage Font

Midnight Tales is vintage, elegant font with tons of alternate glyphs, ligatures and multilingual support. It’s a very versatile font that works great in large and small sizes.

Midnight Tales is perfect for branding projects, homeware designs, product packaging, magazine headers – or simply as a stylish text overlay to any background image.

23. John Muir Sans Vintage Font

John Muir sans is a versatile, rough and worn sans serif font inspired by vintage National Parks posters, the National Forest Service and the iconic John Muir himself.

The font comes in two styles: regular and wide and will work perfectly on a variety of projects for digital, print and web design.

24. Bogus Jack - Vintage Font

Bogus Jack is an amazingly unique blackletter font with a strong and classic vibe.

Get inspired by its original feel and use it for tattoo designs, logos, posters, book covers, albums and more!

24. Bogus Jack - Vintage Font

Bogus Jack is an amazingly unique blackletter font with a strong and classic vibe.

Get inspired by its original feel and use it for tattoo designs, logos, posters, book covers, albums and more!

We hope you've enjoyed this article and you found a lots of new favourite vintage fonts that you can't wait to use in lots of different projects. If you'd like to get inspired for other projects, we have a variety of articles you might like.

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