Bencanto: From a Whisper to a Shout Bencanto is a high-contrast display serif for luxury brands, couture fashion, fine hospitality and premium packaging. Its name comes from bel canto , the Italian art of beautiful singing. The letters carry the same poise: hairlines drawn to a whisper, strokes of deep, sculpted weight, crossbars that turn into small loops, and terminals that finish in a clean flare. Nothing is loud, and everything is deliberate. The family has eight weights, from Extra Light to Black, in three widths: Condensed, Normal and Extended. Every style has a true italic, drawn for its own rhythm. That makes 48 styles, plus a single variable font that moves freely across weight, width and italic. For the largest sizes, titling capitals refine the uppercase. Paired with small caps, they make quiet, distinguished logotypes: a capital leads and the rest of the word follows at an even height. Titling capitals, small caps and caps to small caps Stylistic alternates, histo...
Haboro Gothic: The Geometric Sans with Subtle Sophistication Looking for a clean, modern font that doesn’t feel overused? Haboro Gothic is a fresh take on the geometric sans—bringing medium contrast into the mix for a more refined, architectural feel. It’s the kind of typeface that works across branding, editorial, UI, and packaging without ever looking generic. Its geometric roots ensure structure and clarity, while the subtle contrast adds elegance and depth. You get the best of both worlds: a dependable workhorse with just enough personality to stand out. Optimized for both screen and print, Haboro Gothic includes multiple weights, OpenType features, and polished spacing that makes your typography look instantly intentional. Whether you're designing for high-end brands or sleek interfaces, Haboro Gothic delivers quiet confidence and versatility. It's a modern essential—and it's already becoming a favorite among discerning designers. Why You'll Love It: Geo...