Jersey 15 isn’t your average pixel font—this is a niche, precision-crafted typeface made specifically for knitters, crafters, and pixel artists who want to bring type to life in stitch or screen. Licensed under the SIL Open Font License (Version 1.1), it’s free for personal and commercial use, making it perfect for designers who want a functional, retro-style look with maximum creative flexibility.
This font mimics the clean, modular look of classic knitwear stitches and early digital typography. Think of it as the sweet spot where handmade charm meets digital design. Whether you’re planning to chart letters into a knitting pattern, cross-stitch project, pixel artwork, or retro-style branding, Jersey 15 delivers blocky character shapes that remain legible and bold even at tiny sizes.
🔤 What’s Included:
Latin Uppercase and Lowercase
Numbers and Common Punctuation
Full Common Latin character set
Supports 456 languages (multilingual-ready!)
Available in .TTF format
Licensed under SIL Open Font License 1.1
🧶 Perfect For:
Knitters and crochet pattern designers
Cross-stitch typography
Pixel art and 8-bit inspired graphics
DIY labels, handmade product tags, and Etsy shops
Retro branding, zines, and lo-fi graphic design
Gaming UI or Minecraft-style type displays
Because of its grid-based, pixel aesthetic, Jersey 15 works well in both printed patterns and digital pixel interfaces. You can easily chart names, numbers, or slogans for personalized sweaters, scarves, beanies, or any stitched item that needs a legible and nostalgic touch.
Thanks to its multilingual support, this font can be used in global projects—from Scandinavian pattern books to Latin American embroidery designs—without compromising style or clarity. Every character is finely tuned for visibility in small-scale grids, making it one of the most craft-friendly pixel fonts available today.
Download Jersey 15 Font today and stitch your words into projects—digitally or by hand. From cozy creations to retro interfaces, this font transforms your lettering into warm, pixel-perfect statements.
