Monday Font: Fenotype’s No. Seven Connection and Figure Choices

The Monday foundry page documents Regular, Bold and Ornaments, and explicitly relates the design to No. Seven. Treat that as a creator-described connection, not proof that the files share metrics or can replace each other without reflow. Keep the Fenotype name with the reference. Lobster is an independently named comparison here; the foundry specimen provides the actual Monday lettering and its glyph resources.

Set “Monday Market” over a small date line and duplicate the composition using the other supplied script weight. Keep the final promotion dimensions fixed. Compare the internal spaces and the joins in the repeated M words, allowing each weight an appropriate size. Select the title treatment before adding ornaments. If the bold version overwhelms a small format, try the regular weight rather than squeezing the title or reducing the practical information to an unreadable size.

The foundry lists Lining Figures among its feature-access choices. Put the actual date, a price and any required quantity on a separate proof line. Compare the available figure forms in the selected edition and application, checking their position relative to the surrounding text. Choose for the complete line rather than an isolated digit. Keep the chosen numeral treatment documented; a promotion can change from one date or amount to another after the title has already been approved.

Place one ornament in a duplicate composition and check that it does not crowd the date or booking details. If a separate all-cap line is needed, choose a suitable supporting face rather than assuming the script includes a dedicated caps companion; the foundry recommends a separately named family for that role. Save the ordinary-text baseline and a final-size proof. Verify the exact purchased styles and usage license before handing off editable files or publishing live web text.