sans-serifgeometric sansitalic
A geometric sans built on pure geometry with straight terminals, offered in eight weights with italics and a two-axis variable font spanning weight and slant.
About
Sixteen styles cover Thin through Black with matching italics, all shaped by consistent geometric construction and straight-cut terminals that give the family a precise, contemporary edge. A variable font with weight and slant axes allows fluid interpolation across the range. The overall character suits editorial, branding and display work where a clean, modern geometric sans is required.
Classification
Described explicitly as built on pure geometry with straight terminals and smooth connections, placing it firmly in the geometric sans-serif tradition with a contemporary, clean character.
Weights
ThinLightRegularMediumSemiBoldBoldExtraBoldBlack
Languages
Latin
Tags
geometricmodernvariablecleaneditorialdisplaystraight-terminals