Astloch

Display by Dan Rhatigan #1128 on Google Fonts
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About Astloch

Dan Rhatigan's Astloch draws on medieval Germanic blackletter traditions, reinterpreting them with sufficient modernity to be legible in digital contexts. The two weights — regular and bold — give it flexibility for headline pairings, and the textural density of the letterforms creates strong visual presence at display sizes. Appropriate for cultural branding, music poster design, artisan product labels, and any project invoking heritage or craft.

Character Map

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Weight Waterfall (2)

400 Regular
700 Bold

How to Use

<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Astloch:wght@700;400&display=swap" rel="stylesheet">
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Astloch:wght@700;400&display=swap');
font-family: 'Astloch', system-ui;
brew install --cask font-astloch

Details

Category
Display
Weights
2
Italic
✗
Korean
✗
Designer
Dan Rhatigan
License
OFL
Version
Popularity
#1128
Downloads
462

License Usage

Web useAllowed
PrintAllowed
Video / BroadcastAllowed
PackagingAllowed
App embeddingAllowed
Brand / LogoAllowed
ModificationAllowed

OFL — Free for personal & commercial use

Language Support

latin

Best For

headers invitations packaging

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Astloch font free for commercial use?

Yes — Astloch is an open-source font, free to use in personal and commercial projects.

What type of typeface is Astloch?

Astloch is a Display typeface.

What does Astloch support?

Astloch primarily supports text.