Did You Notice This? Argentina's 2018 World Cup Font Is Slightly Different To Regular Adidas 2018 World Cup Font
Argentina qualified for the knock-out stage of the 2018 World Cup in a dramatic 2-1 victory against Nigeria. If you closely watched the match, you might have noticed that Argentina's font looked different to the typefaces Germany, Belgium and other countries sponsored by Adidas are using.
Argentina 2018 World Cup Font is 'Higher' & Features Different Apostrophe
The font Argentina is using in the 2018 World Cup is more elongated than the standard Adidas 2018 World Cup font.
The height of the letters is not the only difference of Argentina's 2018 World Cup kit typeface. The second difference is the look of the apostrophe.
So, all in all, it seems that Argentina received the font by Adidas and added the apostrophe by themselves. In the process, the height of the letters has changed - the numbers feature the same dimensions as the standard Adidas 2018 World Cup jersey font.
Apart from that, all elements of the Argentina typeface and the font Adidas uses for all their World Cup kits are the same.
Did you notice this? Are you also happy once the World Cup will be over you won't have to hardly identify the players' names on Adidas kits? Let us know in the comments below.
