Pro Block Font: Garment Numbers, Catalog Styles and Layout Proofs

STAHLS’ original pre-cut number sheet lists Pro Block among its classic styles, while its pre-spaced number sheet lists it in a different product format alongside a separately named Pro Block Gap Outline treatment. These are production choices, not evidence that every item called Pro Block uses one interchangeable font file. Record the supplier, format and full style name together before preparing a garment proof.

Write the complete roster before laying out a sample. Compare 1, 11, 18 and 88 within the same front or back number area, then check the longest combination required by the team. Keep the placement guide fixed and judge the full number group, including any outline, rather than measuring only a single numeral. If you change a pre-cut character arrangement, preserve the chosen spacing in the proof so a production colleague can reproduce it rather than estimating from a photograph.

For a team flyer, use an independent display family for the event heading and keep the garment style reference attached to the production artwork. Graduate and Oswald are independent lettering comparisons; neither is identified here as the supplier’s Pro Block resource. The homepage’s bold lettering to copy into a caption substitutes Unicode characters and does not create garment transfers, supplied pre-spaced numbers or a font installation. Share a plain-text roster alongside the visual proof to preserve the exact names and numbers.