Scala Sans

About

Scala Sans followed in 1993 and shares Scala's skeleton, so the two mix in the same line without either looking out of place. Its letters are more open than Helvetica's or Univers's, which keeps it clear at small sizes, and its italic is drawn as a true italic. Ten styles, from Light to Black with two condensed, make it a dependable text and signage sans.

Classification

Humanist sans built on the same skeleton as Scala, with open apertures and a true italic rather than a slanted roman. Ten styles, including a light, a black and two condensed.

Weights

Optical sizes and widths

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