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TT Wellingtons

TT Wellingtons is a humanist sans serif reflecting broad-nib pen strokes. It has a contemporary font with concise forms and memorable character.
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Introducing the 2nd version of the humanistic sans serif font family TT Wellingtons

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Humanistic grotesques are firmly associated with early 20th century English culture. TT Wellingtons belongs to this category of fonts. Within the TT Wellingtons font family is the archetype of the broad-nib pen. It is as if one could take this writing instrument and write every character in the font. This fact makes this font family very lively and human. In the new edition of the font in 2023, we did a lot of work: we increased the character set, corrected the proportions of all glyphs, worked on the detail of the contours, and prepared the family to work in all types of interfaces. In fact, this is a com- pletely new font family created for all the needs of the modern graphic designer.

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Education never ends, Watson. It is a series of lessons, with the greatest for the last.

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English and humanistic

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About font family TT Wellingtons
230+ Language support

The New Look of TT Wellingtons!

We have changed everything about this font—from its character set to the technical expansion. We have redesigned each contour and perfected the shapes. The main feature stays the same—this is a modern font with an elegant and distinctive personality.

TT Wellingtons is a Humanist sans serif with forms closely connected to the movement of the broad nib. Soft letter lines of the updated typeface, a feature of English Humanist typefaces of the XX century, look relevant and lively in contemporary design projects.

The 2023 edition of TT Wellingtons is a font designed with new technical requirements in mind.

  • Expanded character set. We’ve added 358 new characters into each font style, increasing the number of characters to 913. The characters of the expanded Cyrillic and Latin writing systems, new currency symbols, characters with diacritical marks, and arrows have been added as well.
  • Updated set of OpenType features. The font now includes 35 functional and designer-friendly featured, including stylistic alternates and localization features.
  • More languages.
    The new version supports more than 230 languages.
  • Variable font.
    It is now possible to create a unique style by altering the font on two axes of variation: weight and slant. The font family includes 19 styles: 9 roman, 9 italic, and the variable font.
  • New contours.
    We have carefully examined the letterforms in all font styles to enhance the overall balance of the font. In the new version, we have improved the shapes of the terminals and cuts, for example, in the characters a, c, g, j, y, and figure 2. Additionally, we have standardized the contrast of the characters in all font styles. And to some characters, like b, d, q, or p, we added Humanist features by working on ligatures.
  • New diacritic.
    The new characters with diacritical marks now have a more aesthetic look and have become more convenient to work with.
  • New forms.
    Some characters have been transformed entirely. For instance, the letters a and g now have the same logic in each font style, and the letter Q looks more elegant because of the new shape of its curved element.
  • Perfect italics.
    The glyphs in italic font styles have been almost completely redesigned. The new italics are flawless both from graphic and technical points of view.

The new TT Wellingtons is convenient and looks fantastic everywhere you need the aesthetic feel: in headings and blocks of text, in the web industry and printing materials, in movies, videos, and signage.

Team

Marina Khodak
Anna Tikhonova
Anastasia Pogorelova
Anastasia Vrublevskaya
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Release and update date

Release: 9 January, 2018

Last update: 8 August, 2023

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Poster Images

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Character Set

Basic Latin Basic Cyrillic Extended Latin Stylistic Alternates, Standard and Discretionary Ligatures|salt,liga,dlig Lining Figures, Currencies Old-style Figures|onum Punctuation, Symbols, Mathematical 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

Curved legs

R Ŕ

R Ŕ

Alternative M

M Ḿ

M Ḿ

Circled Figures

1 2 3

1 2 3

Ligatures

fl ffb

fl ffb

Oldstyle Figures

H123

H123

case | Case Sensitive Forms

({[H]})

({[H]})

Ideal font pairs with TT Wellingtons

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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