Download Velvet Pants Fonts by Missy Meyer

Download Velvet Pants Fonts by Missy Meyer
Download Velvet Pants Fonts by Missy Meyer Download Velvet Pants Fonts by Missy Meyer Download Velvet Pants Fonts by Missy Meyer

Designed by Missy Meyer, Velvet Pants is a hand drawn font published by Missy Meyer.

Download Velvet Pants Fonts by Missy Meyer

Tall. Narrow. Spaced wide. Sounds like a pair of fashionable trousers to me! Named after a song by the band Propellerheads, this font is fun for crafts, print, branding, and more! Not only are there standard letters, but the font also contains alternates for all uppercase letters with fun swirls on top of them.

Use them for emphasis, or for an entire word! The font comes with the basic A-Z and a-z alphabet sets; numbers 0-9; basic Latin punctuation; double-letter ligatures for EE, ee, TT, tt; stylistic alternates for E, e, and t; and the swirly party alternates for the uppercase set, mapped to the swash OpenType function.

Velvet Pants also includes the Latin-1 Supplement character set, which includes diacritics used in English, Catalan, French, Gaelic, German, Icelandic, Irish, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Swedish.

And all characters are fully PUA-encoded / Unicode compliant, so they can be displayed with any program.



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