Distressed Irbiz 1 is a regular weight, wide, medium contrast, upright, normal x-height, monospaced font.
Keywords: posters, title cards, packaging, editorial, props, typewritten, gritty, vintage, noir, handmade, simulate print wear, add texture, evoke typewriter, create atmosphere, inked, worn, blotchy, rough, soft serifs.
A monospaced, typewriter-like serif with uneven ink coverage and softly rounded, irregular contours. Strokes show medium contrast with slightly flared terminals and small slabby serifs that feel pressed rather than drawn with sharp precision. Counters are somewhat pinched and lumpy, and many forms exhibit subtle wobble and blotting that suggests rough printing or a worn ribbon. Overall proportions run wide and steady in rhythm, with consistent cell-to-cell spacing and a sturdy, readable texture despite the distressed detailing.
Works well for display typography that benefits from texture—posters, title treatments, book covers, and packaging with a vintage or gritty direction. It can also support short editorial pull quotes or themed UI/props where a typewritten look is desired, especially when set with generous leading to let the distressed details breathe.
The font conveys an analog, lived-in tone—like archival paperwork, investigative notes, or a weathered poster. Its imperfections add tension and character, giving text a gritty, human presence while still reading as structured and mechanical.
Likely designed to simulate monospaced type with imperfect inking, capturing the charm of mechanical lettering while introducing deliberate wear and irregularity. The goal appears to be a balance of dependable, grid-like rhythm and expressive, distressed texture for thematic branding and storytelling.
Distress is present both on outer edges and inside counters, producing occasional dark clots and soft gaps that enrich the texture at larger sizes. The numerals and capitals feel particularly weighty and poster-ready, while lowercase maintains a steady, utilitarian cadence in paragraphs.