DW Castlereagh is a bold, condensed display sans inspired by vintage American wood type and 1950s Transport Signage in Northern Ireland/Isle of Man.
This typeface draws inspiration from Railroad Gothic and mid-century transport and industrial print - think excursion posters, railway signage, and bold headlines - and refines those influences into a clean, modern system with enough character for the 21st Century.
It features:
Strong, condensed proportions for maximum impact
Heavy strokes for a solid, confident tone
Rounded corners, angles and curves (in all the right places)
Subtle character-driven details in key glyphs
Designed for display use, it works particularly well in: Branding, packaging, editorial design, posters, merchandise, and signage.
This is a practical, hard-working display font with just enough personality to stand out - without getting in the way.
Nope. There’s no fine print, no complicated licences here.
You can use it anywhere - online, print, logos, packaging, even your nan’s knitting club circular if she’ll let you.
You’ll be sent a link to download your font files. Easy peasy!
DW Castlereagh is a bold, condensed display sans inspired by vintage American wood type and 1950s Transport Signage in Northern Ireland/Isle of Man.
This typeface draws inspiration from Railroad Gothic and mid-century transport and industrial print - think excursion posters, railway signage, and bold headlines - and refines those influences into a clean, modern system with enough character for the 21st Century.
It features:
Strong, condensed proportions for maximum impact
Heavy strokes for a solid, confident tone
Rounded corners, angles and curves (in all the right places)
Subtle character-driven details in key glyphs
Designed for display use, it works particularly well in: Branding, packaging, editorial design, posters, merchandise, and signage.
This is a practical, hard-working display font with just enough personality to stand out - without getting in the way.
Nope. There’s no fine print, no complicated licences here.
You can use it anywhere - online, print, logos, packaging, even your nan’s knitting club circular if she’ll let you.
You’ll be sent a link to download your font files. Easy peasy!
