The Sunday Magazine — Retro Font

The Sunday Magazine font pulls most of its visual cues from the 1970s — especially the latter half of the decade. It's not a strict revival, though. The rhythm and spacing feel subtly modern, making it more of a contemporary reinterpretation of '70s retro rather than a faithful reproduction. It's as if The Gentlewoman meets vintage Seventeen with a dash of Parisian postcard.

The font includes uppercase and lowercase alphabets, numerals, full punctuation, and multilingual support. Each letterform carries the vibe of old editorial headlines, balanced with a casual tilt that keeps it approachable and contemporary. Altogether, it makes the font ideal for print-forward design work and tactile experiences: cafe menus, boutique packaging, and slow-living lifestyle brands. Use it for wedding paper goods, poster art, quote cards, seasonal promotions, or product labels that lean into personality. It also suits editorial spreads, music zines, shopfront decals, and curated social posts with a retro mood.