Lemon Sans
Supertype · Jürgen Huber
A display-oriented sans by Jürgen Huber, offered in six weights with matching italics and a distinctive unicase subfamily across 87 languages.
About
Designed as the sans counterpart to Lemon Serif, Lemon Sans is built around the specific demands of display use rather than strict correspondence with its serif sibling. Six weights run from Thin to Bold, each available in regular and italic, while a parallel unicase subfamily offers the same weight range without the mixed-case convention. The full family of 17 fonts covers 87 languages with 264 glyphs per style.
Classification
Described by the foundry as a modern display typeface; the inclusion of unicase sets and its position as the sans companion to Lemon Serif point to a display-oriented humanist sans design.