Eurostile is a sans-serif font family designed by Adrian Frutiger. It was originally released in 1969 and has since been revised in 1973, 2001, and 2008. The original version was designed as a functionalist and geometric sans-serif typeface that could be used for body copy in newspapers and magazines. It was later developed into a versatile family with different weights and styles, including italics, bold, and obliques.

Eurostile is a sans-serif popular in Europe and South America. It’s designed to look like German lettering, but it has a little more personality than that. It has a rounded top, the letter “E” is shorter than the other letters, and the line above the letter “A” is thinner than in other fonts.

Eurostile Font Family

Eurostile Fonts are available in several weights: Light, Medium, Heavy, Black, and Bold.

• Eurostile Regular Font

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Eurostile is the font of choice for the European Union? The name comes from the Greek word “Euros”—which means “ancient”—and “style,” meaning “style of writing.”

The font is created by Aldo Novarese, based on a Greek manuscript from the 9th century AD. It has since been used to print documents and coverings for various institutions including the European Parliament and Council of Europe, as well as organizations such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Trade Organization (WTO).

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Eurostile is a contemporary sans-serif typeface with a strong character, ideal for long texts and headlines. The highly legible and versatile letterforms are ideal for various uses, such as branding, packaging and editorial design.

Eurostile Font was designed by Lucian Niculescu-Mizil, an internationally acclaimed designer from Romania.