A geometric sans in the Kabel and Avant Garde tradition, distinguished by its sharp diagonal stroke in 'e', 'g' and 'y' and pointed apexes.
About
Built from square, circle and triangle, Capri draws on constructivist principles and was developed through drawing rather than calligraphic tradition. Its most distinctive feature is the diagonal cut on characters such as 'e', 'g' and 'y', which gives the family a crisp, puristic quality well suited to fashion and beauty advertising. The family comprises Light, Regular and Bold with a single Italic, covering western, eastern and central European Latin character sets.
Classification
Capri is explicitly positioned in the tradition of Kabel and Avant Garde, built from basic geometric forms — square, circle and triangle — with vertically cut stroke endings and pointed apexes, placing it firmly in the geometric sans category.