Coca Cola has become the most well-known drink in the world. The Coca cola font can be seen everywhere, from TV to newspapers and of course on their bottle labels.
In the logo, there is a typeface with swashes on the letters “C” that has been prevalent for centuries. It was designed in 1922 by Edward Rondthaler and became an iconic part of Coca-Cola’s branding as it developed over time.
When you write the word “Coca-Cola” in white on a red background, it looks just like their original logo.
Coca Cola (Loki Cola) Font Family
The Loki Cola script font has swashes instead of numbers. This design choice adds a clever, playful touch to letters and words alike as well as stands out in your text for easy reading!
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With these pleasing details on each letter’s curl or flourish, you can create an eye-catching poster that follows the ‘Dynamic Ribbon Device’ trend found within Coca Cola logos after 1969.
There is another font circulating online with the name of “Coca Cola II” which includes Arabic numbers rather than swashes. It almost looks identical to this Font, but you can tell it’s different by looking at certain letters and their subtleties in comparison.
