Full A–Z and a–z in all three styles, drawn as flat single-color shapes — no texture, no shading, no outline. Every letter ships as a transparent PNG in black and in white, plus a traced SVG you can scale, recolor and cut in Illustrator. Not installable fonts: there is no kerning, so space words by hand.
Built from the Unknown Phenom lockup: Condensed (the heavy UNKNOWN gothic) and Phenom Script (the bold brush script), each in a clean cut and a distressed cut with slight edge nicks. Full upper and lowercase, digits and punctuation. Installed names: WRSTLG Dept Condensed, Condensed Distressed, Phenom Script, Phenom Script Distressed.
Second cuts of Fatface and Script with the traced edge wobble taken out: outlines re-fitted with long clean curves, hairlines kept. Same letterforms and metrics as the originals, so they swap one for one. Installed names: WRSTLG Dept Fatface Smooth and WRSTLG Dept Script Smooth.
Real font files built from the flat letterforms: OTF and TTF for each family, with upper and lowercase, digits and basic punctuation, on a proper baseline. Double-click to install on the Mac; they show up as WRSTLG Dept Slab, Script, Fatface, Brush and Brush Distressed. No kerning pairs yet, so tighten the odd pair by hand.
The Unknown Phenom arch, flattened to one solid color. Heavy bracketed slab serifs, the widest of the three. Chunk Five is the closest live font.
The chain-stitch script redrawn as clean flat letterforms. Bold, slanted, looped bowls. Set tight; the letters are built to sit close.
The Scrap Erry Day face. Hairline serifs, heavy verticals, ball terminals. Bodoni Poster is the live font, about $30 on MyFonts.
The fat brush-marker script from your Dept. reference, drawn clean: heavy slanted strokes, rounded terminals, no texture. Installs as WRSTLG Dept Brush.
The same letters with slight distressing: thin hairline nicks along the edges and a few specks, the way the reference is chipped. Same letterforms, so the two versions swap 1:1. Installs as WRSTLG Dept Brush Distressed.
The first pass, kept for reference. Same letterforms, with the cracked ink and rope-embroidery rendering baked in.
