If you’re looking for fonts with the capital letter J featuring a single bar to the left, you’ve come to the right place.
For the love of typography
Finding the perfect font for your logotype, brand, or project is often a labor of love. Sometimes, you’re looking for a specific stylization for a key letter. This post is a listing of fonts that stylize a capital letter J with a single left bar.
Montserrat, Verdana, and Tahoma are the most robust and popular font families with a J styled this way; however, there are many others, too. Here’s a list to get you started.
Typefaces that include capital J’s with left bars
- Advent Pro
- AlegreyaSans
- Aller
- Anaheim
- Arimo
- Arkhip
- Ayuthaya
- Bitstream Vera Sans
- Changa
- Code-Light and Cold-Bold
- Concert One
- Consolas
- Cousine
- CreteRound Italic
- De Ja Vu Sans Mono
- Disclaimer
- Dosis
- Fauna One
- Federo
- FiraMono
- Genericons
- Gudea Bold
- Gurajada
- Hero
- Inder Regular
- Josefin Slab
- Kenten Generic
- KiteOne Regular
- Lekton
- LEtter Gothic Standard
- Lilita One
- Lucida Console
- Lucia Sans Typewriter
- MS Reference Sans Serif
- Medula One
- Meiryo
- Monda
- Montserrat
- Mouse Memoirs
- Museo
- Myanmar Khyay
- Nanum Gothic Coding
- Nexa and Nexa Slab
- Nova
- Numans
- Oldenburg Regular
- Osaka Mono
- Oxygen
- PT Mono
- PoiretOne
- ProstoOne
- Rubik
- Sarala
- Share
- Slick
- Source Code Pro
- Tahoma
- Telex
- Terminal Dosis
- Tharlon
- Ubuntu Monospaced
- UniSans
- UnicaOne
- Verdana
- Zag
FAQs
What’s it called when a capital J only has half a serif at the top?
Sometimes this is called a left bar on a capital J.
I noticed this new J in the last year or so. It’s ubiquitous now. I think it looks dumb.