Stencil-cut letterforms with that distinctly weathered, hand-stamped character define this decorative typeface. Lostamp, designed by Gleb Guralnyk, builds on his earlier Loftype with a grunge treatment that feels intentionally fractured and raw, with each letter bearing the impression of a tool worn from use. You get two distinct versions to work with: one with rough, broken edges that reads as authentically distressed and gritty, and another with cleaner contours for slightly better legibility when layered or stacked. Both carry the same stencil aesthetic throughout, so mixing them creates dynamic visual interest without losing the sense of coherence in your layouts.

The typeface includes a full set of OpenType features, alternates, swashes, and ligatures, which gives you flexibility to swap letterforms and create variations within a single word. This works particularly well for vintage concert posters, rustic product labels, band merchandise designs, and DIY printables that benefit from visual weight and texture. Designers creating retro branding work or personal creative projects will find Lostamp both versatile and genuinely useful for conveying that weathered, hand-cut quality.

Ideal for makers and type enthusiasts drawn to that distressed, fractured look. Get it on Creative Fabrica.