
Built for signage, broad enough for almost anything
Stroudley is a humanist sans-serif typeface by Bruno Maag and Ron Carpenter, developed at Dalton Maag between 2007 and 2019. Originally conceived for signage, its structures are designed to save space while maintaining legibility. The family supports Latin and Latin Extension for Vietnamese scripts across more than 870 languages.
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