Fonts That Speak: How Typography Shapes Brand Perception
- Addis Studio
- Aug 27
- 1 min read

Introduction
Typography is more than font choice. It’s a tool of emotion. The typefaces you choose set the mood, tone, and trust level of your brand.
Use the wrong one, and your premium product looks amateur. Use the right one, and your message lands before they read a single word.
Serif vs Sans Serif: What Are You Really Saying?
Font Type | Feels Like | Best For |
Serif | Classic, elegant | Premium, editorial, luxury |
Sans Serif | Modern, clean | Startups, digital, minimal |
Fun Fact: Serif fonts often convey tradition and trust, while sans serifs give off modern, innovative vibes. There’s no “best”—just what fits your brand.
How to Pick the Right Typeface
Ask these questions
What’s your brand’s personality? (Bold, calm, luxurious?)
What should people feel when they see your name?
Where will your font appear most? (Web? Print? Social?)
Are you pairing it with another font? (If so, contrast is key!)
Bonus: Limit yourself to 2–3 fonts across your brand. Too many = chaos.
Real Example: Treasure Hunt
We worked with fashion brand Treasure Hunt to replace a generic sans serif with a high-contrast serif for their logo and a bold sans for packaging. It added instant personality—more edge, more clarity, and more recognition.
Typography didn’t just improve their look—it elevated their entire brand presence.
Takeaway
Typography is more than design. It’s strategy.




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