Everlast Font: Trade Gothic Cuts and Separate Wordmark Artwork

Everlast’s 2025 Brand Guide, version 2.0 names Trade Gothic as its brand font. It lists LT Std Bold Condensed No. 20, Bold Extended, Regular and Light. These are specific text styles, not permission to stretch one width into another. The Trade Gothic guide covers the original family and separate editions; keep those names intact when preparing a specification.

The same guide separates the ordinary wordmark, an Authentics mark for heritage contexts and a prepared tagline. It directs users to the source EPS artwork rather than recreating the tagline, and requires proportional resizing of logo components. It also defines surrounding space by half the E’s height. These are rules for the documented Everlast system, not universal proportions for every sports logo, and the text-family name should not be mistaken for a complete editable version of all the marks.

For an unrelated local boxing-club announcement, make one short headline, a session time and a sentence explaining who can attend. Compare a real condensed headline style against a wider style at similar height, leaving the supporting text unchanged. Decide whether the available space needs a different line break before compressing letters. Add your own small club mark and check that its surrounding space is clear without copying Everlast’s artwork. Oswald and Roboto Condensed below are independent comparisons, not original Trade Gothic files. The homepage copyable text options replace Unicode characters rather than installing the brand’s typeface or creating its EPS assets.