FF District was created by Albert Boton and published by FontFont. FF District contains 8 designs and household plan options. p > French type designer Albert Boton created this screen and sans FontFont in 2004.

The household has 8 weights, ranging from Light to Strong (consisting of italics) and is ideally matched for marketing and packaging, movie and television, editorial and publishing, logo design, branding and imaginative markets in addition to software application and gaming.

FF District provides sophisticated typographical support with functions such as ligatures, alternate characters, and case-sensitive forms.

It features tabular lining and proportional lining figures.

Font Family:
· FF District Std Light
· FF District Std Light Italic
· FF District Std Regular
· FF District Std Regular Italic
· FF District Std Medium
· FF District Std Medium Italic
· FF District Std Bold
· FF District Std Bold Italic

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