Kisrre Typeface

Kisrre is a utilitarian sans with a warm, printed bite drawn on mid-century jobbing type straight from the French 1930 arts-et-métiers culture. Or, just the contrary, theAmerican legacy with diner placards, municipal signage, and utility packaging. Compact proportions, tall x-height, and blunt terminals punch headlines. The straight-sided bowls and tidy spacing keep copy clean.

Practical uses:

• Heritage retail — window vinyl, receipt headers, loyalty cards
• Food and beverage — soda crates, coffee bags, hot-sauce labels.
• Music and events — gig posters, festival signage, wristbands.
• Apparel programs — woven labels, neck prints, embroidery specs.
• Sports clubs — badge typography, seat numbers, season tickets.
• Cafés and diners — menu boards, check presenters, placemat type.
• Outdoor goods — knife tins, enamel mugs, hangtags.
• Craft markets — rubber stamps, price chips, table signage.
• Small business kits — business cards, invoices, thank-you slips.
• Social campaigns — launch tiles, promo banners, story frames.
• Wayfinding — utility arrows, door plates, shelf markers.
• Editorial spreads — feature titles, callouts, back-page notes.

Details:

• 3 styles — Regular, Rounded, and Rough.
• Uppercase letters, numbers, and punctuation.
• Full multilingual support for Western European languages.