[A type specimen is a printed or digital publication which presents a typeface or type family and its features.]
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Greta Sans specimen
Typotheque specimen no.9, presenting Greta Sans type system. The specimen features in detail the type family...
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Irma type specimen
A beautifully produced type specimen presenting all styles of the Irma type family, both the Display and Text...
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Fedra, type specimen
An extensive type specimen presenting the complete Fedra type family (Sans, Serif, Display, Mono, Condensed,...
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History, type specimen
Type specimen presenting History project. Inspired by the evolution of Latin alphabet, History is a...
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Previewing & testing fonts
We canʼt release fonts to users who haven’t agreed to the Typotheque EULA and bought a licence. We understand that it is difficult to make a decision as to whether a given typeface is suitable for your particular needs, which is why we...
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Changing your email settings
At any time, you can choose to stop receiving our email newsletter, or change your mailing preferences for printed type specimens. Simply log in to your account , and update your preferences.
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Receiving type specimens
If you would like to receive free type specimens from Typotheque, go to your account , open your Account Settings and click the Send me the free printed type specimen checkbox. Note that it may take several weeks to receive your specimen, as we...
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Free Type specimens
You can ask to receive copies of Typotheque specimens. To do so, you will need to create a user account. If you have received Typotheque specimens in the past, or you are already a Typotheque customer, you have an existing account with us. If this...
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Thank you.
Thank you for your interest. We do catalogue mailings 4-5 times a year, so please allow some time for the delivery. You do not need to fill out this form again.
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Introducing Greta Sans
Introducing Greta Sans, in a typographic animation produced by Addikt, Amsterdam.
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Type specimens
Typotheque produces its own exclusive type specimens and sends them out free of charge to people who request them. Once the specimens are out of print, we don't reprint them. Here are the last 30 copies of some older, out-of-print specimens,...
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