Lorette is a romantic script with authentic vintage flair, designed by Stiggy & Sands. This typeface traces its roots to Laurel, a classic film face from LetterGraphics, but has been substantially expanded into a fully-featured typographic toolkit for contemporary design work.

Where the original offered only basics, Lorette now delivers an extensive character set with professional depth. You get swash capitals that add flourish without feeling overblown, three comprehensive sets of stylistic alternates for lowercase variations, and a collection of elegant ligatures (those f-combinations particularly standout). International language support and around 993 glyphs in total means you can work confidently across multiple markets and contexts. The range of figure styles (tabular, proportional, and oldstyle) let you match numerals to your specific design need.

This is the script for book cover titles, wedding invitation suites, luxury cosmetics packaging, and upscale restaurant menus. Designers working on cookbook covers, jewelry brand identities, and high-end product labels find Lorette strikes the right balance between refinement and readability. The letterforms read as sophisticated without feeling precious or fragile. Lorette is available on Creative Fabrica for anyone building a serious typographic toolkit that demands genuine character and real versatility.