Chevin Eco
A display variant of Chevin with knocked-out circular counters that mimic a neon-light effect and reduce ink consumption when printed.
About
Originally produced for a Royal Mail trade magazine, Chevin Eco punches circular holes through the letterforms of the parent Chevin typeface to create a glitzy, neon-adjacent aesthetic. The toner-saving properties only take effect in print, making the eco credential largely incidental to the decorative appeal. Two weights, Bold and ExtraBold, cover West European Latin with standard OpenType features including fractions, ligatures, ordinals and superiors.
Classification
A display variant of the Chevin sans-serif with decorative knocked-out circular holes producing a neon-light effect; the cutouts are the defining feature rather than any structural typographic classification.