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Mosley

von Maghrib Type
Einzelschnitte ab $15.00 USD
Die Schriftfamilie Mosley wurde von Rizky Setyaludin entworfen und von Maghrib Type veröffentlicht. Mosley enthält 1 Stile. Mehr über diese Familie

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Mosley is a bold handdrawn display font created with an organic and expressive lettering style. Its chunky strokes, playful curves, and naturally imperfect shapes create the feeling of authentic handmade typography.

With its casual yet impactful personality, Mosley is perfect for eye-catching headlines, logos, posters, packaging, apparel, labels, signage, café and bakery branding, social media graphics, and other creative display applications.

The font combines a playful retro aesthetic with modern handlettered energy, making it versatile for both lifestyle and commercial design projects.

Mosley includes uppercase, lowercase, numbers, punctuation, symbols, and multilingual characters, giving you the flexibility to create expressive typography across a wide range of projects.

Whether you're designing a bold poster, a fun food brand, a coffee shop identity, a streetwear graphic, or a playful packaging concept, Mosley adds an unmistakably handmade touch.

Designer: Rizky Setyaludin

Foundry: Maghrib Type

MyFonts Debüt: Aug 27, 2026

Mosley

Über Maghrib Type

Maghrib Type is an independent type foundry specializing in handcrafted-style fonts that capture authenticity and expressiveness. Founded with a vision to bring the warmth and uniqueness of handwriting into the digital world, we blend human touch with technical precision to create fonts that are both functional and full of character. With a strong commitment to quality and originality, each of our typefaces is designed to deliver a natural and emotional feel, making them the perfect choice for designers seeking a personal touch in their projects. We believe that every stroke tells a story, and through our fonts, we strive to help people express their ideas in a more vivid and meaningful way.

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