Saes Grotesk Apr 2026

: Where its unique letterforms (like the "g") can shine.

: The design team studied old specimens and intentionally included "mistakes" to enhance its organic feel. For example, the bar of the pound symbol (£) is slightly uneven, mimicking historical printing inaccuracies. Technical Specifications Saes Grotesk

: Ends of letters like “a”, “c”, and “e” are extended further than traditional models, creating a more contemporary silhouette. : Where its unique letterforms (like the "g") can shine

: The lowercase "g" features a squared design that, when used with specific ligatures, creates a distinctive, textured look in body text. Technical Specifications : Ends of letters like “a”,

Due to its mix of high-impact visual "quirks" and clean modern lines, Saes Grotesk is frequently used for:

: 18 total styles, including weights ranging from Thin to Heavy with matching italics.

The typeface is inspired by the "lack of refinement" found in the first XIX-century sans-serif specimens. During this era, these fonts were considered strange or "grotesque" because they lacked the elegant serifs of traditional Roman styles. Saes Grotesk captures this "vintage vibe" but updates it with contemporary aesthetic features to make it suitable for current design trends.