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TT Runs
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TT Runs

TT Runs is a wide sans serif with unconventional proportions. It is designed specifically for sports branding with dynamic energy and confidence.
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TT Runs—irregular proportions in a bright display fontfamily

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The TT Runs project started with a fairly simple idea—to create a wide modern sans-serif, which will reflect the sporty style and look good on sportswear. Before proceeding to sketching, we examined the theme of Olympic venues and their identities, and also traced the evolution of «sports» typefaces through different eras and continents.

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A striking feature of the typeface is the inverse contrast of the shape relative to the vertical line

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In lowercase characters the reverse contrast is greatly softened and almost invisible

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About font family TT Runs
240+ Language support

Introducing TT Runs version 3.000!

We’ve updated the font, expanding its capabilities by adding new glyphs and languages.

TT Runs is a wide display sans serif with unusual proportions. This is a font created specifically for the sports industry. Before starting its development, we conducted detailed research on Olympic venues and their identities, and also analyzed current sports brands. All this was done to create a unique, stylish, and modern font suitable for the sports sector (and beyond)!

TT Runs features wide and unusual proportions and a contrast that differs from the classic style. Because of this, the character shapes look unfamiliar and appear “inverted.” This is evident in the bold styles and is especially noticeable in the figure 8, letters “K”, “Ж”, “R”, “Сс”, “Ss”, “Зз”, and others. This solution lends the font originality and dynamism. Other design features include the straight leg of “R”, non-standard legs of “Лл”, a sharp “M”, an unusual “G”, “compressed” diacritics in the bold masters, and several unusual ligatures.

The typeface includes a variable font that changes along two axes—slant and weight. In the updated version, we added new glyphs—specifically, minuscule currency symbols, and the Som, Sum, and Dong currencies for all cases. Support for three new languages also appeared: Urum, Greek, and Vietnamese. We also partially updated kerning and hinting.

TT Runs is an expressive font that fits perfectly into sports-themed projects: it looks aesthetic on sportswear and casual clothing and is suitable for printing on any material. At the same time, the typeface is also excellent for other modern projects: after the update, its sphere of application has significantly expanded. Thanks to its proportions, the font attracts attention and works effectively where accents need to be placed.

TT Runs 3.000 includes:

  • 19 styles: 9 uprights, 9 italics, and 1 variable font
  • 1,160 glyphs per style
  • 30 OpenType features
  • Support for over 245 languages

Team

Marina Khodak
Antonina Zhulkova
Anastasia Pogorelova
Lada Sobchenko
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Release and update date

Release: 7 January, 2020

Last update: 10 February, 2026

What's changed in the font:
  • The number of glyphs per style increased from 917 to 1,160. Specifically, minuscule currency symbols were added, as well as the som, sum, and dong currencies for all cases.
  • The number of languages increased from over 240 to over 245. Specifically, support for Urum, Greek, and Vietnamese appeared.
  • The number of OpenType features changed from 31 to 30.
  • Kerning and hinting were partially updated.

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Character Set

Basic Latin Basic Cyrillic Extended Latin Extended Cyrillic Vietnam Greek Fractions Proportional Lining Figures and Currencies Other Figures Punctuation and Symbols Math Symbols Arrows
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

OpenType features

ss01 | Alternative Latin a, g, l, y and Cyr a, y

g l y

g l y

ss02 | White Circled Numbers

4 5 6

4 5 6

ss03 | Double Circled Numbers

6 7 8

6 7 8

ss11 | Bulgarian localization

ДФ вг

ДФ вг

liga | Standard Ligatures

ffi fj

ffi fj

dlig | Discretionary Ligatures

МЕ an

МЕ an

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Creating Contrast Without Breaking Visual Harmony

Contrast helps two typefaces take on different roles, but the strongest combinations are rarely built on difference alone. Successful font combinations often share proportions, rhythm, stroke character, or overall mood while differing enough in weight, construction, or style to create hierarchy. This balance makes headlines, supporting text, and secondary information easier to distinguish. The goal is to create clear visual separation without making the composition feel fragmented, accidental, or inconsistent with the wider design system.

Pairing Serif and Sans Serif Typefaces

Combining serif and sans serif designs is a reliable way to create contrast across branding, editorial, and digital projects. Good typeface pairing still depends on more than category. Compare x-height, proportions, weight, spacing, and visual tone to make sure the two designs feel connected. The strongest combinations clearly separate headlines from supporting text while maintaining a coherent overall character. This approach also gives designers flexibility when building hierarchy across websites, publications, presentations, packaging, and other communication formats.

How Type Scale Strengthens a Typeface Pairing

Contrast does not have to come entirely from different letterforms. Scale, weight, spacing, and line height can significantly change how two typefaces interact. A large display treatment may carry the main message, while a calmer style supports body copy or secondary information. Before rejecting a combination, test several hierarchy settings—the same two designs can feel much more compatible once their roles are clearly established. Adjusting scale can also help preserve consistency when the project needs both expressive headlines and highly functional supporting text

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