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Stock Embroidery Fonts L - Z
These are some of our more popular embroidery font styles. If the font you want is not here, please ask us about it's availability. New fonts are being digitised all the time.

Lariat
A fun script like alphabet with no letters joining. With a western feel, it is popular for childrens clothing.

Mandarin
An uppercase alphabet with an asian influence.

Matisse
A stylish modern alphabet.

News Outline
A solid, heavy alphabet designed to be used at large sizes. It has a satin stitch outline to the letters.

Old English
Based on traditional medieval English script, Old English is used for specialised lettering.

Pixie
A thin, modern alphabet based on Pixideum. It is best suited to use at large sizes.

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Royale
An elegant calligraphic script with a classy look.

Schoolbook
A classic easy to read script that has been popular for many years.

Script1
A popular hand writing style.

Script2
A bold brush style script, particularly suitable for heavy fabrics such as toweling.

Script3
A stylish script with fine curves and flourishes. Ideal for larger sizes.

Souvenire
A rounded informal alphabet with a friendly feel.

Swiss
An even width alphabet, based on swiss721.

Swiss Run Hollow
Based on Swiss, this variant has a Run Stitch outline.

Swiss Run Satin
A specialist alphabet with Stain borders and a double Run Stich pick out on all edges. Use at large sizes.

Tahoma
A traditional corporate sans serif font.

Times Roman
Based on Times New Roman, a very readable font, particularly with longer sentences.

Times Small
A variant of Times Roman for use at smaller sizes.

Verdana
A modern sans serif font popular with web designers.

Victorian
An opulent font reminiscent of 19th century stylings.

Viking
A capitals only alphabet based on old nordic scripts.

Western Serif
Ideal where a western or cowboy feel is needed.

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