Lorimer No 2 Condensed Bold Italic

Lorimer No 2 Condensed Bold Italic is a high-impact sans-serif typeface designed by James Montalbano of Terminal Design. This specific weight belongs to a larger family that draws inspiration from 19th-century American grotesques while incorporating modern refinements for digital clarity. The condensed bold italic variant is engineered to provide maximum visual weight within a narrow footprint, making it an excellent choice for designers needing to convey urgency and strength in limited spaces.

Released as an update to the original Lorimer series, Lorimer No 2 features improved spacing and kerning, as well as a more consistent stroke weight across all characters. The italic slant adds a sense of motion and emphasis, which, combined with the condensed width, creates a powerful typographic voice for editorial layouts, corporate identities, and advertising campaigns. Its clean lines and robust structure ensure that it remains legible even at smaller sizes or in high-contrast environments.