Elegant Fonts: 11 Thin and Light Fonts for Branding

Mirya is a condensed serif with ball terminals and partly rounded stems, our newest font. In Light it looks elegant with a retro touch, and capital ligatures like CA, LL and LO join two letters into one shape. Nine weights plus a variable font.

For cafés, beauty brands and retro labels.

Aezra is a condensed serif with long, tapering terminals and slim serifs. In Thin the strokes are very fine, and ligatures like ST and RA join letters into one shape. Nine weights plus a variable font.

For fashion and beauty branding, book covers and wedding stationery.

Walnuss is an expanded serif with short serifs and wide, open counters. In Light the wide letters look open and calm. Nine weights plus a variable font.

It suits editorial mastheads, restaurant and hospitality branding, and wide headlines.

Little River is a light serif with short, sharp serifs and small notches along the stems. In the light weights, the notches give the letters more detail. Nine weights, Thin to Black, plus a variable font.

It works for fashion and beauty branding, perfume and skincare packaging, and editorial covers.

Ques is a wide font with flared stems and contrast between thick and thin strokes, which gives it a calligraphic look. The light weights show the contrast most clearly. Nine weights plus a variable font.

For beauty and fashion branding and editorial headlines.

Rozi has 9 font weights but it’s most elegant in its lighter weights. It’s a beautiful typeface with very sharp long serifs. Rozi is modern and shows a little bit of witchcraft with its lowercase a and g. The font has ligatures & alternate letters, such as 2 or more options for glyphs A, B, C, G, O & R, to make designs unique.

Roma is a typeface of the contrast category: thin and thick strokes derived from a nib-style pen. This type of design is naturally classy and elegant, and due to the typeface’s open letter forms, it feels modern and friendly.

Quil is a typeface with sharply cut serifs that point to a concept of precision and strength. The font gains elegance and finesse when Quil is used in lighter weights. Quil has unique designs: letters B, R, and Q stand out due to their fluid, natural strokes.

Bauhaus Mod is a modern, wide-open typeface with serifs. Read more about what makes a serif font modern (vs. classy) here.

If you’re looking for a natural feel that reminds people of plants and fluidity, check out Kijs. This typeface features a few letters in italics mixed into the overall look of an educational serif. This creates a contemporary and unique look.

Try Slim, a sans-serif typeface available in nine weights for a friendlier, more approachable elegance. The lighter the weight, the more elegant the design.