Bore
- Selected: Regular (WOFF2)File: Bore-Regular.woff2
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
Bore is an all-caps display sans-serif font inspired by the mid-20th-century fabricated signage found above the entrances to the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel. Each side of the tunnel is called a bore, giving this typeface its distinctive name and industrial character. The letters carry a quirky but confident tone that works well in bold visual settings.
This font features clean uppercase letterforms with a slightly retro industrial feel. The geometric shapes and even stroke widths create a strong visual presence that commands attention. Bore is well suited for posters, headlines, logos, and signage projects that need a vintage industrial touch.
Designers looking for a typeface with personality and historical roots will appreciate what Bore offers. It pairs nicely with simple body text fonts and brings a unique voice to packaging, branding, and editorial layouts.
Type design by Austin Stahl.
Bore-Regular.otf
Regular • 26.4 KB
Bore-Regular.woff
Regular • 21.0 KB
Bore-Regular.woff2
Regular • 17.0 KB
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