Stahls' Varsity 2000 Medium: The Definitive Guide to a Sports Classic
The is not just a typeface; it is a tool. If you are a hobbyist making one shirt for your uncle, the Heavy variant might be easier to weed. But if you are a professional trying to replicate the nuanced look of 1940s letterman jackets or complex layered team names, the 2000 Medium is your secret weapon. stahls 39 varsity 2000medium font
Note that Stahls' owns Heat Transfer Express. Many users confuse the two. The "2000 Medium" you are looking for is technically a product. If you see "Express Print 2000," that is a different (screen-printed) transfer. Stick to CAD-CUT® 2000 Series for the true vinyl font experience. Stahls' Varsity 2000 Medium: The Definitive Guide to
The primary reason professional decorators love the is for two-color layering . If you are creating a large varsity "A" with a drop shadow or a contrasting inner color, the Heavy weight is often too thick. It causes the vinyl to overlap and create a hard edge that cracks in the wash. The Medium weight leaves just enough negative space to lay a secondary color without bleeding. Note that Stahls' owns Heat Transfer Express
The 39 Varsity font may be hidden under a legacy name. In current Stahls’ software, try searching "Varsity 39" OR check the "Athletic > Block > Medium" filter. If you are using a very old version (pre-2015), "2000Medium" was called "Varsity B2."
: The "Medium" designation provides a balanced look—bold enough to stand alone but not so heavy that it overwhelms the garment.