Clothing brand fonts
Fonts for streetwear prints, fashion labels, kente and kaftan brands, and T-shirt designs. Type your brand name to preview it.
Wide and stylish. Feels like a modern fashion house.
Logo ✓Print ✓Web ✓Video ✓ Font details →Heavy block letters for streetwear chest prints.
Logo ✓Print ✓Web ✓Video ✓ Font details →Ultra-bold Adinkra-inspired letters for African-print brands.
Logo ✓Print ✓Web ✓Video ✓ Font details →Font pairings for clothing brand fonts
ADEPA WEAR
Handmade in Accra with Ghanaian fabrics. Free delivery in Greater Accra on orders over GH₵ 500.
Bodoni Moda + ManropeLuxury label with a clean sans for prices, sizes and care labels.
ADEPA WEAR
Handmade in Accra with Ghanaian fabrics. Free delivery in Greater Accra on orders over GH₵ 500.
Archivo Black + Work SansStrong streetwear logo with a simple sans for your online shop.
Tips before you design
- Very thin fonts can break when printed on fabric. Test at real print size.
- Embroidery needs simple letters with few fine details.
- Look at the logo in one colour, black and white, before adding colour.
- You may sell printed clothes using these fonts. You may not sell the font files.
Questions people ask
Can I use free fonts on clothes I sell?
Yes, if the license allows commercial use. All fonts on this page use the SIL Open Font License or Apache 2.0, which allow it.
What fonts do streetwear brands use?
Many use heavy block fonts, wide sans fonts or hand-drawn lettering. Archivo Black, Unbounded and Permanent Marker give similar looks.
Can I trademark my clothing logo?
You can usually register your logo design as a trademark. You do not own the font. Ask a local trademark lawyer.
All fonts on this page are free Google Fonts under the SIL Open Font License or Apache 2.0. You can use them in commercial work such as logos, prints, products and videos. You cannot sell the font files themselves.