reservetypeface

noun
UK /rɪˈzɜːv taɪpfeɪs/
US /rɪˈzɜːrv taɪpfeɪs/

A special kind of letter shape that is kept aside to be used only in certain ways.

The designer chose a reservetypeface for the wedding invitations.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A typeface kept for a particular brand or company to use.

The company's reservetypeface appears on all its packaging.

3. A font saved for special printing jobs instead of everyday use.

The print shop keeps a reservetypeface for fancy certificates.

4. A letter style set aside for official documents.

Only the clerk may use the reservetypeface on passports.