A neo-grotesque with a defining gimmick: several characters, including the S, are drawn in mirror reversal.
About
Available in five weights with matching italics plus a single Mono style, the family covers an extended Latin character set with broad diacritic support across roughly 28 languages. Multiple stylistic sets offer alternate forms for characters such as the double-storey a, dotted punctuation and the standard versus reversed figures. The reversed letterforms give it a point of difference suited to branding or editorial work where a familiar grotesque structure with an unexpected detail is the brief.
Classification
Described explicitly as a neo-grotesque, Sneak follows the upright, rational structure typical of the genre but introduces reversed characters — most notably the S — as a deliberate typographic quirk.