Fritas
Typeóca · Willian Maitola, Leoni Paganotti
A 36-style Brazilian sans-serif that merges geometric structure with humanist brushed terminals across nine weights, with roman and italic cuts in two versions.
About
Fritas pairs the orderly skeleton of a classic geometric sans with the softened, brush-inflected terminals associated with humanist designs, producing a face that reads as both disciplined and approachable. The family spans nine weights with matching italics, totalling 36 fonts across two versions. Each font carries 496 glyphs with Latin Extended A+ coverage supporting over 200 Latin-based languages, alongside OpenType features including small figures, superior and inferior numerals, fractions and alternate forms for 'a' and 't'.
Classification
Fritas combines the structure of a classic geometric sans-serif with brushed terminals characteristic of humanist sans-serifs, placing it at the intersection of geometric and humanist traditions within the sans-serif category.