Topshop logo simple thin sans


Bald Condensed
4.Jan.2007 6.28am
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Gotham Thin or Extra Light


begsini
4.Jan.2007 6.38am
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ooh, i want to get this one.

Apex Sans and some others like it are close, but this “O” is more round...


begsini
4.Jan.2007 6.40am
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ha! of course Yves beat me anyway. why bother? ;)


display
4.Jan.2007 7.35am
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I’m not convinced. Gothem doesn’t look as condensed and the S is not as square

Thanks any way


bowfinpw
4.Jan.2007 7.51am
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Are these the only letter samples for this font? Except possibly the S, it would be hard to pick letters that are less helpful for ID purposes. I think we could name dozens of sans serif faces that would be hard to tell from this sample. We need letters like G, J, K, M, C, W and R. The shape of the O, for example, can be easily changed with a little compression or widening, so it hardly matters unless we know there has been no distortion. The other letters I mentioned are structurally more distinctive, and not so easily altered by width distortions.

- Mike Yanega


pattyfab
4.Jan.2007 8.02am
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I think Gotham has a rounder O. I agree with Mike that this sample is pretty generic. I ran it thru Whatthefont and nothing quite matched but there were a lot that were similar.


zacharyohlman
4.Jan.2007 8.16am
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I thinks it’s custom (maybe just customized?) by Julian Morey ...
Click the “Topshop” link, I can’t link directly to it...


Bald Condensed
4.Jan.2007 12.20pm
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Well, I guess it is a custom designed logo then, judging from Morey’s website.


Pii
8.Jul.2008 1.09am
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Maybe it is Interstate ExtraLight or Light