Everton Font Download

The current logo of Everton, adopted on July 4, 2014, features a font similar to FF Angie DemiBold, a serif font family designed by Jean Franois Porchez. The previous logo used from 2000 to 2013 showcased a wedged serif font called Matrix II Bold by Zuzana Licko.

The Everton FC logo font looks like FF Angie DemiBold. The Everton FC font is used for jersey lettering, player names, numbers, team logo, branding, and merchandise. The FF Angie font was created by Jean Franois Porchez in 1990.

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Although this design uses the Keep Calm font and Crown icon, you can choose from hundreds of icons, colours and backgrounds and make your "Keep Calm And Follow Everton" design as personal as you are. If you like the solid colour background, leave the hex colour code set to #0000ff and consider changing the icon or perhaps add the name of a friend, relative or company to make the design personal and unique.

This Keep Calm And Follow Everton design has been created using a Keep Calm font, Crown icon and a solid colour background set to hex colour code #0000ff. All "Keep Calm And Follow Everton" gifts are made to order with your choice of wording, typeface, colours and background.

The elegant and chic Everton logo has two inscriptions in it, and they are executed in different styles. The main wordmark is written in a title case of a smooth and sleek typeface, which is very similar to Angie Sans Std Bold. As for the slogan in Latin, arched under the crest, it is written in all capital letters of a more traditional and simple sans-serif font, which is pretty close to Latinaires Pro SC Bold and Brava Sans Extra Bold.

Note: There is no mark on the number, no small hole/dot or any type of effect (truetype rule quality, it will crash the ttf file), so ttf only has normal font, details can be added through vector software editing.

The font in question, the suitably named Rupert Condensed, is a custom font with elements of The Tower's pointed roof. "It's bold, striking and full of attitude. Paired with Canela, the typographic system achieves a balance between uncompromising historical character and a bold new take on impact."

The global materials science and digital identification solutions company has worked in partnership with the Premier League on the new font, which is only the fourth redesign in Premier League history.

Avery Dennison, the official supplier to the Premier League since 2019, documents the story behind the font change in a video, which includes on-pitch testing involving Premier League commentators Martin Tyler, Jim Proudfoot and Joe Speight, at Brentford's Gtech Community Stadium.

The change will see an increase in the number height and the integration of the Premier League's graphic pattern, which the league says will ensure the new font will have increased visibility and more impact both on and off the pitch.

The mother-of-three said that the Merseyside outfit had backed down somewhat when a counter-action was launched, and Everton have since said that the shop can continue to use its name, if a change to the font on the sign is made.

In the meantime, surprising stories (insert sarcasm font) continue to flow out of the club as Kevin Keegan has had Not Very Nice Things to say about Mike Ashley. It's really nothing very incendiary this time around... in fact the payoff quote is really just truth and not trying to start a fight. The pay-off quote was something like (well, exactly this): 2351a5e196