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Do you have the roboto font installed?
Windows has problems with rendering the light fonts used by dt.
Try this:
combobox, combobox *, togglebutton, togglebutton *, notebook, notebook *, notebook tab, notebook tab *,
table, table *, row, row *, frame, frame *, filechooser, filechooser *, filechooserdialog, filechooserdialog *,
alignment, entry, entry *, textview, textview *, dialog, dialog *, colorswatch, colorswatch *, stack, stack *,
scrollbar, scrollbar *, scale, scale *, button, button *, treeview, treeview *, menu, menu *, separator,
eventbox, eventbox *, box, box *
{
font-family: Segoe UI;
font-size: 1em; /* avoid changing this setting or you will f*ck up your UI */
}
there:
In combination with font size setting of dt, you should get nicer text.
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Thank you.
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Also, in my experience Google Inter is a good UI font.
/* Default gtk buttons */
button,
#add-color-button
{
font-family: Inter;
color: @grey_95;
border: 0.07em solid @grey_25;
}
. . .
/* Default text fields and text boxes */
entry,
textview
{
color: @field_fg;
background-color: @field_bg;
border: 0.035em solid @border_color;
margin: 0.14em 0;
font-family: Inter;
}
. . .
/*---------------------------
- Side panels and modules -
---------------------------*/
/* Labels in modules */
#iop-panel-label,
#lib-panel-label
{
background-color: @bg_color;
color: @grey_80;
padding: 0 0.14em 0.14em 0.45em;
font-weight: normal;
font-family: Inter;
font-size: 1em;
}
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Inter is terrific! It has nothing to do with Google AFAIK, it was made by Rasmus Andersson. 
Windows has different hinting and smoothing strategies from Linux and mac systems. Sometimes too silly/smart for its own good. One thing to try is to turn off font smoothing. It is under performance options.
