Trenda
Latinotype · Daniel Hernández, Paula Nazal Selaive · 2017
A geometric sans-serif family derived from the uppercase of Latinotype's Trend (2013), expanded into a full 8-weight family with italics, small caps and support for 206 languages.
About
Built on the geometric uppercase forms of Trend, this typeface extends the concept into a complete family with both uppercase and lowercase across eight weights from Thin to Heavy. The lightest and heaviest weights suit display applications, while the middle weights hold up in short to mid-length text. Small caps, alternates and a 634-character set covering 206 languages broaden its use across corporate identity, logotypes and publishing.
Classification
Trenda is explicitly described as a geometric sans-serif, derived from the uppercase letterforms of Trend (2013). Its construction is based on geometric principles with a strong, clean personality suited to display and corporate use.