What's a good font for a fairly minimalistic business card?

Papyrus is a good font

What type of industry is it for?

>>298588
Screen printing company.

Helvetica

>>298590
Unless you want to go for a specific feel, any one these free-as-in-freedom all-arounders would do:

>Montserrat
>Rubik
>Roboto
>Alte DIN
>Dosis

>>298592
Thanks. I like Montserrat and Roboto, might use a combination of those.

>>298593
FYI the Google Fonts Montserrat entry hasn't been updated in some time, you can find versions with more characters and in more weights on the GitHub repo:

https://github.com/JulietaUla/Montserrat

>>298591
/thread

Caveat: even though it's gone to meme status, it's still a great fucking font

>>298585
minimo, magnitude and quiroh

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Metropolis. It's free on FontSquirrel and it's fucking beautiful. Also comes in a shitload of weights with a complete set of italics.

https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/metropolis

>>298605
Seriously. Everyone here trying to be contrary and flex their type skills but really Helv is the minimalist warrior's sharpest sword

>>298731
I don't recommend paid fonts to people unless they specifically state they have a budget. Always better to assume they don't than encourage theft.

>>298739
Fair enough mate, that's a good idea.

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>>298591
>>298592
>>298605
>>298622
>>298716
>>298731
Thanks for the advice, you've all been very helpful.

I was pretty much settled on using Montserrat and Roboto (the former for the company's name and the latter for the rest) but Metropolis and Roboto looks even better.

I'm still open for suggestions though, so feel free to namedrop any font you would recommend (free preferred) for a minimalistic and simple looking business card.

>>298743
Museo Sans

i hope you die you retarded fucking cuck
not knowing typography
asking anons for help
this is how i know you're a piece of shit

>>298585
serif fonts