Discover Our Favourite Fonts for September

Choosing the right font can sometimes feel like navigating a maze...

With so many options out there, it's easy to get overwhelmed, however finding the perfect font can make all the difference.

So whether you're creating a logo, designing a social media post, or rebranding your business, we've handpicked a few standout fonts that we're absolutely loving this September.

These fonts are versatile, stylish, and perfect for various uses—from eye-catching headlines to elegant branding. Let's dive in...

1. Cinema Sunday - Serif Decorative Font

Cinema Sunday is a Bold Minimalist Elegant Modern vintage font with beautiful ligatures, tons of special alternative glyphs, ornaments, and multilingual support. This versatile font works great in large and small sizes, making it perfect for branding projects, logos, clothing branding, product packaging, and more.

What We Love: The sweeping, liquid accents of Cinema Sunday make it perfect for a modern, trendy cafe. It looks fantastic as an outline font and pairs beautifully with a lighter secondary font, especially for headings.

Dominic’s Insight: “Cinema Sunday has this incredible flow to it. We’ve found it’s especially popular in the hospitality industry—it just screams modern elegance. It’s also incredibly versatile, which is always a plus.”

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2. Mairo - Casual Script Font

Mairo is a casual script font with each letter uniquely crafted, offering beautiful alternate glyphs accessible via Font Book (Mac) or Windows Character Map. This font’s elegant flow makes it ideal for names, locations, and more sophisticated branding projects.

What We Love: The script-based nature of Mairo creates stunning letter combinations, making it ideal for elegant businesses like jewellery. It pairs wonderfully with a bolder, smaller block font, adding a refined touch to any design.

Dominic’s Insight: “Mairo has this natural elegance that’s hard to beat. It’s perfect for creating a sense of sophistication without being too over-the-top. We’ve used it in a few branding projects, and the results have been stunning.”

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3. Pink Sunset - Stylish Retro Font

Pink Sunset is a stylish font with both modern and retro elements, featuring over 50 unique alternates and ligatures. Its bold, elegant lines are perfect for creating vintage-inspired designs like logos, wedding invitations, and holiday cards.

What We Love: As the name suggests, Pink Sunset’s modern and retro vibes are perfect for beauty brands, wedding typography, or anything fun and vintage. It looks amazing with retro colours and overlays beautifully on images.

Dominic’s Insight: “Pink Sunset is one of those fonts that just has personality. It’s bold, it’s fun, and it really stands out when used creatively. We’ve seen it work wonders in beauty branding and event invitations.”

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4. Francy - Modern Sans Display Font

‍Francy is a modern sans display typeface that excels in creating impactful quote text, logotypes, magazine headers, and more. Its bold, stocky look offers a solid edge to any design, making it a versatile choice for various projects.

What We Love: Francy is our bold choice for the month, with a professional, cinematic feel. It works well as both a title and a secondary font, especially in sports, action, or automotive designs.

Dominic’s Insight: “Francy is our go-to for anything that needs a bit of a punch. It’s solid, reliable, and gives any project a strong foundation. We’ve used it in everything from automotive branding to sports-related graphics, and it never disappoints.”

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Want to get your hands on these fonts?

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Dominic’s Final Tip: “Don’t be afraid to experiment with different font combinations. Sometimes the best results come from unexpected pairings. And always think about where your font will be used—ensure it works well in various contexts.”