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TorniaiSansUT Typeface LightItalic PC

TorniaiSansUT Light Italic was the thin, slanted style of the Torniai Sans family from Unifonts (Unitype), sold as a single font for Windows. No longer available.

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About TorniaiSansUT Typeface LightItalic PC (archived)

TorniaiSansUT Light Italic was the slanted companion to the Light weight of the Torniai Sans type family, a sans-serif typeface sold by Unifonts (also known as Unitype), a small font vendor run by Victor de Castro from Monroe, New York.

This page covers the Light Italic style for Windows (PC), sold as a single font. Combining thin strokes with a gentle slant, it gave an elegant, refined look – used for subtitles, pull quotes, invitations, fashion and lifestyle layouts, and emphasis inside Light headings.

Torniai Sans came in five weights – Light, Regular, Bold, Heavy and Black – each with an italic, plus family packs, Mac editions and an old-style figures version (TorniaiSansOsfUT).

Unifonts' website is no longer online, so this font can no longer be licensed. This page is kept as a historical record.

Key features

Light Italic styleThin, slanted strokes with a refined look
Elegant displaySubtitles, pull quotes and invitations
Pairs with LightItalic partner of the Light weight
Windows editionPC version; Mac sold separately
Part of a five-weight familyLight, Regular, Bold, Heavy and Black
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License and price

License type
Paid
Price
$14.95 USD

System requirements

Operating system
Windows

Good and keep in mind

Good

  • Refined appearance for display text
  • Could be bought as a single style

Keep in mind

  • No longer sold – the Unifonts store is offline
  • Thin italic strokes are hard to read at small sizes

Frequently asked questions

What is a light italic used for?
Elegant display text: subtitles, pull quotes, invitations and emphasis within Light headings.
Which upright style does it pair with?
It is the italic partner of TorniaiSansUT Light, the lightest weight of the family.
Can it still be bought?
No. The Unifonts website is no longer online.
What can I use instead?
A light italic sans-serif from an active foundry or a free font library.