Regime Grotesk Font Family

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Categories: Fonts

A new modern classic. Regime Grotesk is a versatile sans serif font family that’s ideal for building a contemporary yet timeless brand look.

Inspired by Italian Graphic Design of '20 and '30. The fascist regime made a great work with propaganda by choosing certain aesthetic canons and fonts like Futura and Mostra. Regime inherits from that proportions, with low crossbars and the peculiar Sloping "S". It is designed to be balanced, modern and easily adaptable to web, print, and signage applications. From fashion to corporate industry, this font gives the designer full flexibility to express his/her vision.

With 4 different weights, round version and matching obliques, Regime Grotesk is a powerful communication tool for today.
LANGUAGES SUPPORTED: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Basque, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, Czech, Polish, Hungarian, Croatian, Esperanto, Maltese, Turkish, Romanian, and Albanian.