Brice Font
- Serif
- OpenType
- 373 chars
- 60 styles
- ↓ 0
- Personal use only
Brice is a serif font by Nick Sherman, available in 60 styles (ExtraLight (200) to Black (900)). It is free for personal use; commercial use needs a license.
About Brice
Brice is a quirky, high-impact display typeface inspired by mid-century vernacular lettering and traditional poster type styles. Its letterforms feature chunky proportions, unusual contrast, and distinct bracketed serifs that create a playful yet commanding visual presence across bold headlines. The eccentric shapes and tight spacing lend an energetic, retro atmosphere to any prominent title or logotype.
Well-suited for creative branding, editorial headers, packaging designs, and expressive poster layouts, Brice delivers a memorable and idiosyncratic aesthetic. The varied weights and stylistic alternates allow designers to build striking typographic arrangements in both print and digital media. Its unique personality makes it a fantastic choice for projects seeking a distinct historical flavor combined with modern digital polish.
This description was generated with AI from the font's own metadata and reviewed before publishing. The license details below come from the font's own files.
Allowed use
- ✓ Personal use
- ✕ Commercial use
- ✕ Use as a web font
Copyright © 2019 by Cahya Sofyan. All rights reserved.
Version: Version 1.000;hotconv 1.0.109;makeotfexe 2.5.65596
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Frequently asked questions
Is Brice free to download?
Yes. Brice is free to download on FontsStack. It is free for personal use; commercial use needs a license from the designer.
Can I use Brice commercially?
Commercial use of Brice is not confirmed. Check the license before using it commercially.
How many styles does Brice have?
Brice includes 60 styles, ranging from ExtraLight (200) to Black (900).
Who designed Brice?
Brice was designed by Nick Sherman.
Can I use Brice on a website?
Web embedding for Brice is not available here; check the license for web use.
How do I install Brice?
Download the ZIP, unzip it, then double-click each font file and choose Install (Windows) or Font Book → Install (Mac).
Last updated Sep 28, 2026