Coupe de France Introduces New Kit Font for 26-27 Season
The French Football Federation (FFF) has quietly introduced a brand-new official kit font for the Coupe de France throughout the 26-27 campaign. Spotted in action during the tournament's intermediate rounds, the updated typeface replaces the dynamic, slanted lettering and numbering that had become a familiar fixture of the French domestic cup in recent years. Big thanks to @Maillots_FC.
Compared to the previous italicized style seen in the 25-26 edition, the new 26-27 typography adopts an upright, modern blocky sans-serif design. The numerals feature squarer proportions, clean geometric cuts, and subtly rounded corners to enhance on-pitch visibility and readability. As is customary for the competition's identity, the Coupe de France logo remains neatly embedded at the bottom of each digit.
The refreshed typography is applied across the standardized kits supplied directly by the FFF to participating clubs from the fourth round onward. Positioned just below the customary Intermarché sponsor on the upper back, the new font complements the streamlined, simplified kit templates introduced for the 26-27 tournament.
