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Texicali™
by FontMesa
Individual Styles from $0.00 USD
Complete family of 176 fonts: $88.00 USD
Texicali Font Family was
designed by
Michael Hagemann and
published by
FontMesa. Texicali contains
176
styles and family package options.
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Letter case
Numerals and scientific typesetting
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Texicali Standard Set
88 fontsPer Style:
$0.55 USD
Pack of 88 styles:
$49.00 USD
About Texicali Font Family
Texicali is a multiple weight type design based on our FontMesa logo. The idea was simple: create a sans serif with a few slab serifs added resulting in a style that could feel at home just about anywhere. The regular/standard set works well for general use while the Alt set is perfect for when you want to add a little country charm. The Alt set has a few additional alternate letters built in which are easily accessed using Adobe Creative Suite products such as Illustrator and In Design. The X version, with its higher x-height lowercase, is ideal for signage where you want the look of a lowercase, however your sign still needs to be readable from the street. Larger x-heights also come in handy for web use helping to make the text more readable on smaller devices.
The price of font styles are subject to change without notice.
Designers: Michael Hagemann
Publisher: FontMesa
Foundry: FontMesa
Original Foundry: FontMesa
Design Owner: FontMesa
MyFonts debut: Jun 9, 2017
Texicali™
is a trademark of FontMesa.
About FontMesa
Founded in 2000 by photographer and type designer Michael Hagemann, FontMesa has specialized in creating type styles of the old west and fonts for sign lettering. Some fonts are classic Italian (Tuscan) and French revivals with new lowercase letters added while others were created from a small sample of letters found on old documents never intended to be a complete font. FontMesa continues to research and find old, long lost type from th...
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