
Clover Fields + Amor Hadena
Pairs sculptural editorial warmth with Clover Fields's clean modern geometry.
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Rough caps serif paired with a ragged signature script
Clover Fields is a duo pairing a rough all-caps serif with a ragged signature script, so one block carries the noun in uneven capitals and the other carries it in a loose, broken hand.
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Fine grain and micro-texture excel in 300 DPI print, sublimation, and screen print rather than small vinyl weeding.
Visual anatomy & craft review
The caps half is a serif with visibly uneven edges: stems wobble, serifs are cut at slightly different angles and the fill shows small gaps, which makes a word look printed from worn wood type. The letters keep classical proportions, with wide E and R and a narrow C, and the weight is heavy enough to read at a distance. The script half is a ragged signature drawn at a light weight, its letters breaking apart where the pen skipped, with long fine entries and a wide exit that runs under the word. The two halves share an organic irregularity rather than a shape, which is what lets a rough serif and a scratchy script sit on the same card. The olive ground, the illustrated plants and the small caps notes are presentation; the duo is the words.
Rough · Organic · Paired
Two-font hierarchy recipes
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Clover Fields + Amor Hadena
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Concrete hierarchy, scale and production guidance tailored to Clover Fields’s stroke geometry.
The rough caps read as letterpress on a farm label, and the ragged script adds the handwritten batch note that a small producer actually writes on a jar.
Hierarchy & layout recipe
Set the product name in the caps at 18 pt on a 60 by 80 mm label, set the batch note in the script at 11 pt, and hold 6 mm between the two so the caps serifs and the script entries do not touch.
Pre-production check
Kraft labels absorb unevenly and a rough serif gets rougher; print one label on the actual stock and confirm the script still reads at 11 pt.
The pair gives an invitation an organic, printed-by-hand feel while the serif keeps the practical details legible to older guests.
Hierarchy & layout recipe
Set the names in the caps at 30 pt on a 120 by 180 mm card, set the details in the script at 12 pt, and leave 14 mm between the two blocks so the script's long entry can run in.
Pre-production check
A ragged script at 12 pt on uncoated card can close its breaks; check the proof at final size and take the details to 14 pt if the letters start to blur.
Rough caps open a section without the formality of a clean serif, and the signature script can carry a standfirst in a voice that matches the subject.
Hierarchy & layout recipe
Set the section head in the caps at 40 pt, set the standfirst in the script at 16 pt, and keep the body in a 10 pt text serif so the two rough faces stay the loudest elements.
Pre-production check
Two organic faces on the same page can fight; check the spread proof and reduce the script standfirst to a single line if the page starts to look busy.
Technical & licence verification
Confirm included OTF/TTF/WOFF formats, full glyph tables and licence coverage on the live store page before batch production.
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