Razorwire font

The Razorwire font is a unique design, based on the world-famous stamped steel wire used for security, law enforcement and military purposes for decades. The font contains a full range of characters including the full Windows standard series, accented international characters and special unicode subsets that link together to draw continual lines of wire. Oh yeah, and it's only 20 bucks. Bargain.

Razorwire, or barbed tape, first appeared after WW2 and is both cheaper and sharper than conventional barbed wire. It is produced by stamping patterns out of the edges of a flat or profiled steel tape, and can be packed into a flat reel, making it highly portable and a favorite with the military. Makes it quite surprising that nobody ever made it into a font design, but I like to be ahead of the game.

Not what you wanted? Take a look at my barbed wire font, or buy a reel of wire, bend it into shape and take a photo. Expect blood.