Lang Gothic
A workhorse American gothic sans derived from the lettering sensibility of AT Lang, a family rooted in 19th-century Brooklyn grave carving.
About
Drawing on the warm, semi-slab character of its sibling family AT Lang, this sans strips away serifs and reduces thick-thin contrast to produce a practical text face with personality. Six weights from Light to ExtraBold are paired with semi-cursive italics, offered as both 12 static styles and 2 variable fonts covering a weight range of 300 to 800. Currently in prerelease, it supports over 260 languages across Extended Latin and includes opentype alternates such as single-storey 'a' and 'g', a barless 'G' and blocky punctuation variants.
Classification
Explicitly positioned within the American gothic sans-serif genre, described as a companion to a semi-slab serif family, with reduced thick-thin contrast and simplified letterforms typical of historical American gothics.