Harbor Serif Stack Logo

Navy blue serif capitals are stacked in two lines: a smaller LIAM above a much larger GIFFORD, a made-up name in the sample that yours replaces. The strokes are heavy and softly flared, and the whole block tilts upward toward the right. The two f letters are tall and joined, and the second one drops a curled hook below the baseline. Under the name run two teal stripes, one thick and one thin, with notched ends and a gap where that hook cuts through.

The short top line and the big bottom line suit a first name over a surname, or a short word over a longer one. The stripes sit under the lower line, so they follow its length. The hook of the f that breaks the stripes is a quirk of the sample's letters, so the letters of your own name will meet the stripes differently. A name that is all one word would use only the big lower line. The block is fairly square, so it fits a single door.

Navy and teal show up well on white, silver, light gray and yellow doors. Both lose punch on black, dark blue or dark green paint, with the navy lettering merging into the door first. On a red door the teal stripes pop but the navy looks heavy. The formal serif and tidy stripes suit a family-run or professional-minded carrier that wants a steady, traditional look rather than a flashy one.

Pick this look, send us your company name, approve the proof, and we print it. $120 per door.