Fabric Grotesk
Fontfabric · Ani Dimitrova, Vika Usmanova, Leon Hugues, Kiril Zlatkov · 2026
A neo-grotesque from Fontfabric drawing on the Swiss International Style, offered in 18 static styles plus a variable font with Extended Latin and Cyrillic support.
About
Inspired by the visual clarity of Armin Hofmann and Josef Müller-Brockmann, Fabric Grotesk uses clean horizontal and vertical terminals with carefully balanced curves across nine weights from Thin to Black, each with a matching italic. A display-oriented stylistic set shifts the character from quietly functional body copy to something sharper and more angular in headlines, and Bulgarian Cyrillic forms are included alongside a full OpenType feature set. It positions itself as a general-purpose workhorse for branding, editorial, screen and packaging work.
Classification
Fontfabric explicitly classify it as Neo-Grotesk, citing the Swiss and International Graphic Style as its primary inspiration; clean horizontal and vertical terminals with uniform construction place it firmly in the Helvetica lineage.