Nitti
Bold Monday · Pieter van Rosmalen, Yanek Iontef · 2007
A monospaced grotesque in five weights by Pieter van Rosmalen and Yanek Iontef, drawing on the idiosyncratic letterforms of early 19th-century British sans-serifs.
About
Rooted in the quirky, humanist character of Victorian-era Grotesques, Nitti brings warmth and personality to a fixed-width format across ten styles from Light to Black with matching italics. The character set is unusually broad, covering Latin, Cyrillic, Greek and Hebrew scripts and supporting well over a hundred languages. It sits within a wider Grotesque-themed collection from Bold Monday that includes the poster-weight Stanley and the proportional Nitti Grotesk.
Classification
Nitti is explicitly monospaced and rooted in 19th-century Grotesque sans-serif traditions, making it a grotesque monospaced typeface. Its idiosyncratic letterforms draw directly from early English sans-serif designs.