SLTF Hazel Shore - Modern Serif & Script Font Duo

SLTF Hazel Shore is a serif & script font duo. A high contrast display serif with a matching true italic, and a flowing script drawn to sit inside it. The idea is simple. You set a word in the serif, then swap one letter for its script counterpart and the whole thing changes character. LONDON with a script L. CHRISTY with a script C. The Story of You with a script S carrying a swash halfway down the page. It's a trick that only works if the two faces are drawn to the same proportions, which is why they were built together rather than paired after the fact. Same x-height, same cap height, same 1000 unit em. The serif is where the detail lives. 901 glyphs, with 124 ligatures and three stylistic sets that give you alternate forms for the letters that carry a headline. Old style and tabular figures, fractions, superscripts and subscripts, and enough Latin coverage for over 100 languages, including Vietnamese, Central European and Turkish. The italic carries its own set of 111 ligatures. The script is the display partner. High contrast, long entry and exit strokes, contextual alternates that adjust the joins as you type. It's drawn for names, monograms and single words at large sizes, not for setting paragraphs. Where it works: fashion and beauty branding, packaging, wine and spirits labels, editorial covers, wedding and event stationery, logos, record sleeves. WHAT YOU GET - SLTF Hazel Shore Regular - SLTF Hazel Shore Italic - SLTF Hazel Shore Script - Serif and italic support 100+ languages FAQ How do I get the mixed script and serif effect in the previews? Set the word in the serif, then change just the first letter to the Script font. Both fonts share the same cap height and x-height, so the swap lines up without manual adjustment. Do I need design software to access the ligatures and alternates? The ligatures apply automatically in any app with OpenType support, including Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, Affinity and Figma. The stylistic sets need the OpenType or Typography panel. Canva does not expose stylistic sets. Is the italic a true italic? Yes. It is drawn separately rather than slanted, and it carries its own ligature set. Which languages does the serif cover? Over 100, including Western and Central European, Vietnamese, Turkish, Romanian and Catalan. What is the script best used for? Single words, names, monograms and short display lines. It is drawn for large sizes where the long strokes have room.