Fason
Laïc · Maciej Połczyński
A geometric sans designed for headlines, built around a technological aesthetic and named after a Polish word for an indefinable personal style.
About
Designed by Maciej Połczyński, Fason is a sans serif cut for headline use, its name drawn from the Polish term for a certain intangible quality of fashion or manner. The family runs to eight styles with full Polish diacritic support, covering the extended Latin characters required for Central European languages. Its technological character makes it suited to branding, editorial titles and digital contexts where a cold, constructed feel is needed.
Classification
Described explicitly as a sans serif headline typeface with a technological vibe, suggesting geometric or constructed letterforms typical of display-oriented geometric sans designs.