Got Milk Font

The Got Milk font is a custom font created specifically for the “Got Milk?” advertising campaign, which encouraged the consumption of milk and dairy products. The font was used in all of the “Got Milk?” print and television ads until the campaign ended in 2014.

The font is a sans-serif font that features condensed letterforms, geometric shapes, and minimal contrast between thick and thin strokes, making it simple and easy to read. The “Got Milk?” campaign is considered one of the most successful advertising campaigns of all time.

The font used for the “Got Milk?” logo is similar to Phenix American Regular font.

This display sans-serif font was designed by Morris Fuller Benton and published by Monotype in 1935.

Some designers have taken inspiration from the “Got Milk?” font to create their own interpretations. Some of these fonts include:

Opti Phoenix Nine font (Free For Personal Use)

Bluefish Demo font (Free For Personal Use)

These fonts share a similar style to the “Got Milk?” font, offering a modern and elegant look inspired by various design movements, such as the Art Deco movement and the Bauhaus school of design.

We have a variety of other condensed fonts available for free download like Prehistoric Planet, DIN, Tusker Grotesk, Coolvetica, Nirvana, and I Love NY font.