East Bay

Regular Medium Demi Bold Black

Named after a charming street between the beach and the bay in Newport, East Bay takes cues from the relaxed yet elevated vibes of the Balboa Racquet Club, and the retro charm of the bayside Ferry.

Designed and engineered by Amy Hood of HoodFonts, East Bay blends a modern sensibility with a nostalgic vibe. Most scripts are either very frilly or very casual. East Bay splits lanes and manages an effortless charm. It's elegant but unfussy. Bougie but understated.

Her high x-height makes this typeface legible and approachable. Tons of alternates let you control the vibe. As usual, expect fun symbols, dividers and extra glyphs. She’s a giver, not a taker.

Supported languages

Afar

Alekano

Amahuaca

Amarakaeri

Amis

Andaandi

Dongolawi

Ao Naga

Asháninka

Asu (Tanzania)

Banjar

Batak Dairi

Batak Karo

Batak Mandailing

Batak Simalungun

Batak Toba

Bemba (Zambia)

Bena (Tanzania)

Bikol

Bislama

Borana-Arsi-Guji Oromo

Buginese

Candoshi-Shapra

Cebuano

Chiga

Chokwe

Congo Swahili

Eastern Arrernte

Eastern Oromo

Fijian

Gilbertese

Gusii

Hani

Hiligaynon

Huastec

Indonesian

Ixcatlán Mazatec

Jamaican Creole English

Japanese

K'iche'

Kalaallisut

Kalenjin

Kekchí

Kenzi

Mattokki

Kimbundu

Kinyarwanda

Kituba (DRC)

Kongo

Kuanyama

Ladino

Luba-Lulua

Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)

Makhuwa-Meetto

Makonde

Makwe

Malaysian

Maore Comorian

Mauritian Creole

Minangkabau

Murrinh-Patha

Mwani

Naga Pidgin

Ndonga

Ngazidja Comorian

Nobiin

North Ndebele

Northern Qiandong Miao

Northern Uzbek

Nyankole

Orma

Paluan

Pampanga

Pintupi-Luritja

Pohnpeian

Rotokas

Rundi

Rwa

Samburu

Scots

Sena

Seselwa Creole French

Shambala

Shawnee

Shipibo-Conibo

Shona

Soga

Somali

Soninke

South Ndebele

Southern Qiandong Miao

Standard Malay

Swahili

Swati

Taita

Tedim Chin

Tok Pisin

Tsonga

Tumbuka

Tzeltal

Tzotzil

Upper Guinea Crioulo

Wangaaybuwan-Ngiyambaa

Warlpiri

West Central Oromo

Wik-Mungkan

Wiradjuri

Xhosa

Yindjibarndi

Zulu