A large grotesque family from Vanilla Type spanning 5 widths and 9 weights, each style identified by a numeric code, with upright and italic cuts and variable font files included.
About
The family uses a three-digit naming convention where the first digit denotes width and the second encodes weight, covering an unusually wide range of proportions from condensed to wide. Upright and italic styles are available across all combinations, and variable font versions are provided for each width. Glyph coverage extends across Latin Extended-A and -B, with opentype features including alternate characters, discretionary ligatures, fractions and case-sensitive forms.
Classification
A sans-serif grotesque family organised across 5 widths and 9 weights with upright and italic styles, using a numeric naming system rather than conventional weight names. The broad Latin glyph coverage, alternate characters and display orientation suggest a contemporary grotesque with editorial ambitions.
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