Typography
Resources
Typography is a powerful tool for developing a creative identity and is crucial in creating a cohesive look across all communications. Using a typeface consistently makes it recognizable; it pulls together communications and makes them more distinctive. The typography style used to bring FCCLA communication to life sets the brand's tone: clean, modern, stylish, distinctive, and legible.
To install these fonts for free, please click each font under the Resources section to download and follow the procedures for your device to upload the font to your system.
In most cases:
- Headlines are set in Tablet Gothic
- Subheading titles are set in Tablet Gothic
- Body copy is set in Museo Sans
primary typeface
Museo Sans
Used for headlines, subheads, body copy, quotes, tags, and names.
primary display typeface
Tablet Gothic Semi Condensed
Used for headlines and subheads.
additional typefaces
Proxima Nova
Montserrat
Avenir
Alternate System Fonts
FCCLA's brand fonts may not always be available to everyone depending on the program used. The following are acceptable alternates to the official FCCLA brand fonts. If the alternate fonts are also unavailable, please contact communications@fcclainc.org to determine the best font based on your program.