Sandleford Italic

An italic companion to Sandleford Regular, combining calligraphic warmth with enough character to function at display sizes.
About
Sandleford Italic pairs with Sandleford Regular to form a text family with display ambitions, built around calligraphic letterforms that retain energy at larger sizes. The font ships with 940 glyphs, covering small caps, ligatures and a broad range of foreign characters for multilingual use. It sits comfortably in editorial and book contexts where a companion italic needs its own presence rather than simply echoing the roman.
Classification
Described as calligraphic with display aspirations, the italic's origins in handwritten forms place it firmly in the calligraphic serif tradition, complementing a regular text companion.