A DIN-influenced geometric sans in three widths and eight weights, softened by pronounced curves to balance technical rigour with approachability.
About
Drawing from the DIN series of the early twentieth century, Ranelte tempers its industrial origins with more generous curves than a strict DIN revival would permit, giving it a warmer character suited to both display and body text. Three widths and eight weights with matching italics cover a broad range of typographic applications, from headlines to web copy. OpenType features include case-sensitive forms, fractions, super- and subscript characters, stylistic alternates, and both old-style and lining figures across comprehensive Latin-based language support.
Classification
Described as DIN-inspired with semi-modular, geometric qualities, Ranelte falls within the geometric sans-serif tradition, though its accentuated curves soften the strict industrial character typical of DIN revivals.