Ingra Wide
The wide-width member of the Ingra family, a near-monolinear humanist sans built for editorial systems requiring hierarchical range across weights and widths.
About
Ingra Wide spans nine weights from Hair to Extra Bold and is designed as a genuine complement to the standard and condensed widths of the Ingra family, rather than a mechanically stretched derivative. Strokes are nearly monolinear with terminals on horizontal and vertical axes, keeping counters open at small sizes while holding sufficient weight at display scale. OpenType support is thorough: small caps, four numeral styles, superior and inferior figures, ordinals, arbitrary fractions and sixteen stylistic sets covering alternate letterforms for a, g, i, k, l, u, y and more.
Classification
Ingra Wide is a humanist sans-serif with near-monolinear strokes, horizontally and vertically aligned terminals, and a generous x-height — characteristics placing it firmly in the humanist sans tradition, engineered for editorial legibility rather than geometric abstraction.