From 2021 to 2023, TT Firs was the signature font of Danish Outdoor, a specialist shop with equipment for home smoking, campfire cooking, brewery, sausage making, pizza ovens, must and cider, tents, as well as outdoor and hunting clothing. The online marketplace later rebranded. In 2025, it closed its virtual doors.

TT Firs Neue and TT Interphases are the brand typefaces of Easy, a German software manufacturer and IT service provider. The company provides the software for capturing mass data, structuring the document flow and for audit-proof long-term archiving.

TT Firs Neue is the branding font of Non Architecture.

Non Architecture is everything that is not architecture yet. Non Architecture develops initiatives, mediums, and projects to explore innovative design solutions and experimental collaboration models. Today it’s a portal for design contests, a community for architects and non-architects, an open-source online journal, an independent publisher, and a remote architecture studio.

Based in Poznań, Poland, Collegium Da Vinci is a forward–thinking business university built on a practical approach to education. Over the past decade, the school has transformed and expanded far beyond the image shaped during its last rebranding. This growth created the need for a refreshed identity – one that could capture its evolution, embody its values, and clearly communicate its unique character to students, partners, and the business world.

At the heart of the new identity lies a belief that creativity, courage, and curiosity drive real value in business. These three pillars were translated into the brand’s language:
• Creative: expressed through gallery–like expositions featuring students, university creatives, and their projects, integrated into the brand image.
• Brave: captured in high contrast, bold forms, and a simple, dynamic color palette.
• Curious: reflected in expositions of workshops, experiments, and performances held at the university.

With a rich and constantly evolving portfolio, the university needed a flexible visual identity system. It had to clearly structure the offer, adapt communications to diverse target audiences, and stay true to the character of each message while maintaining brand consistency.

Para by Rellence is used for the logo and rebrand of Fresh As, the innovative home of premium freeze-dried ingredients. The sans is TT Commons by TypeType.

From Studio South’s website:

Fresh ° As elevates any dish through colour, texture and flavour. Using premium, hand-processed ingredients freeze-dried with state-of-the-art technology, the brand delivers pure intensity and versatility. Working across food service, retail and manufacturing, Fresh ° As inspires chefs and mixologists, supports home cooks, partners with leading FMCG brands, and is rapidly expanding from New Zealand and Australia into the U.S. and UK/EU. For over two years, South has partnered with Fresh ° As to embed design at the heart of the brand. From strategy to identity, packaging, digital and content, our work creates a cohesive system that scales globally. Centred on the degree symbol (°), the brand unfolds as a constellation of flavours, each product treated like a planet; precise, premium and quietly other-worldly.

TT Firs Neue and TT Supermolot Neue are featured on the website of Kimau.

Kimau is a creative studio established in 2014 in Algeciras, Spain. At the same time, it’s a production team that is able to execute any graphic or digital project a company may need.

TT Norms® Pro is used on the website of Pinarello. The Italian company Pinarello is known throughout the world as a manufacturer of high-quality bicycles that correspond to the level of professional cycling.

Branding for Kimbara premium waygu, Japanese-style beef from Kimberly, Australia. The design is minimalist, mostly black and white, and relies on typography and calligraphy to make it distinctive. Two display typefaces are combined: Ergon for the main wordmark and Chap for titles and headlines.

From the words of Block, the branding studio behind the project:

The brand is built from contrast. Japanese bloodlines, raised in the wilds of the Kimberley. Refined craft, grounded in rugged country. Kimbara’s identity draws directly from this terrain – a mineral-rich palette inspired by the region’s iconic black rock formations. At its heart is the Wagyu itself, introduced through a bespoke logomark based on the Japanese character for ‘GYU’ (cow).

To bring this to life, master Japanese calligrapher Maki Shimano was commissioned. Her brushstrokes – elegant, angular and expressive – gave the mark both cultural resonance and visual power. Paired with a bold, modern wordmark, the final identity is a collision of heritage and place. It speaks fluent Wagyu, but with an unmistakable Australian accent.

The website was built by Start and additionally uses TT Commons for small text.

CBSN (or: CBS News) is a video news streaming channel aiming to provide live coverage of world news.

Following a rebranding led by Gretel and CBS in 2020, the CBSN logo uses the font TT Norms from TypeType. The geometric sans serif font is being used across most of CBS’s divisions as part of a company wide rebranding. The CBS broadcast network, CBS News, CBS Sports and CBS Media Ventures have all switched over to it.

TT Commons Pro was used as the brand font for the Bell English Language School (Cambridge, UK). Established in 1955, the school was not destined to last long after its 70th anniversary and rebranding and closed doors for good in October 2025.

TT Commons Pro is featured on the website of Uniqlo, a Japanese casual clothing retailer. Japanese text is rendered in Hiragino Kaku Gothic.

The logo of LifeWear, Uniqlo’s web magazine, appears to use Times New Roman with the a borrowed from Big Caslon. The text serif is Libre Baskerville.

Series and book design as well as material selection for a poetry series by German author Frank Schäfer, published in a limited small edition by the author himself. The first book, Primspuren, was published in 2019, followed by Stille Feiung and Ohne Grund. A fourth book is in preparation.

Schäfer’s poems are inspired by the work of Paul Celan. The fragmentation and encryption of language is an essential feature of his poetry and served as a source of inspiration for the cover design. The simple and elegant TT Norms Pro was ideal for this design playing with the letters. The textile cover material was printed using screen printing.

Posters for the 2025 Awards Gala of the Quebec Writer’s Federation (QWF). The edition’s theme was “Literary Greats”.

San Francisco–based studio Riser created a bright, modern identity for Nutranelle, a plant-based superfood protein brand founded by fitness enthusiast Janelle Babka. Riser handled all strategy, identity, packaging, and digital design, developing a system full of energy and optimism. Saturated, crisp colors and playful layouts give the packaging and website a youthful, happy feel.

The Nutranelle logo features IvyPresto, a graceful serif designed by Jan Maack for Ivy Foundry, which adds polish and structure. Across packaging and digital applications, Mackinac by Mike Beens for P22 Type Foundry brings warmth and softness to headlines and taglines. TT Commons from TypeType provides a strong geometric counterpoint—versatile and clean, ideal for its readability and a perfect foil for Mackinac.

Together, these typefaces strike a balance between vitality and clarity, echoing the brand’s mission to make feeling amazing easy.

See more of the project on Riser’s website.

TT Norms Pro is used on website of The Hathershaw College.

The Hathershaw College is a coeducational, Secondary Academy for 11- to 16-year-olds in Oldham, Greater Manchester, England.

A customized version of TT Hoves with round punctuation, a tileted e and a schoolbook a is featured on the website of True Digital.

True Digital is a full-service digital marketing agency.

The custom version named TT Hoves True is distinguished by round dots, an angled e, and a schoolbook a.

The custom fonts WNTL and Bowtie were developed for the American mortgage company Rocket, becoming part of its new brand identity. The sans serif WNTL (a customized version of TT Commons Pro) symbolizes accessibility, while the classic serif Bowtie (a customized version of TT Livret) inspires trust in the lender. Both typefaces are named in memory of Nick Gilbert, the son of Rocket’s founder.

Rocket is one of the largest mortgage companies in the United States, helping clients achieve their dream of homeownership.

TT Norms® Pro and TT Drugs are now part of the brand identity for Maison Louis François.

Maison Louis François produces and distributes high-quality ingredients for the gastronomy sector, specializing in products for baking, chocolate, confectionery, and ice cream. The company was originally founded to support French artisans. Today, Maison Louis François is an active participant in prestigious competitions like the MOF (Meilleur Ouvrier de France) and the Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie (the Pastry World Cup), where it champions young and emerging talent.

Studio Asensò chose the typeface Retiro for Vivre à Valras-Plage, a free magazine about tourism, food, wine and culture. With its different variants, ligatures, and raised letters, Retiro strengthens the notion of the Mediterranean terroir specific to this region.

The text typefaces are Adobe Garamond and Gotham. Section headers use Selfie, and Reina features for some headlines. The title and number on the cover are in TT Bluescreens.

Cover for no. 06, 2016

Spread from no. 06, 2016

Spread from no. 06, 2016

Following a recent rebranding of the platform, TT Chocolates has become part of the visual identity for the international Asia Design Prize.

The Asia Design Prize is a global award that celebrates creativity and innovation in design projects while uniting diverse cultures. The competition is highly respected for its fair and objective evaluation process, which stands as its core value.

In an interview with the Asia Design Prize team, TypeType’s Design Lead, Marina Khodak, discusses the unique features of TT Chocolates, the original concept behind it, and its applications in design. Read the full interview.