For striking, stylishly modern design, Selek(t) something incredible. (See what we did there?) YWFT Selek was designed with the idea of bringing a softer touch to machine-like letterforms, with the final result falling between mechanical and electronic. For legibility it is best to use the Light weight, but when very strong impact is required, the ExtraBold option provides an excellent design solution. YWFT Selek was converted to Opentype format in 2010.
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