Macrosoma Slab
Nearly 2,000 cuts, one coherent system
Macrosoma Slab is the slab serif counterpart to Macrosoma's core grotesque family, designed by Valerio Monopoli and Fred Wiltshire and released in 2025. The broader family began as a single condensed sans and expanded to nearly two thousand individual cuts, covering compressed to extended widths, hairline to black weights, with stencil and soft-edge variants throughout, across both sans and slab. The slab shares the family's characteristic short ascenders and thin punctuation. Supported formats are TTF, WOFF, and variable files; coverage targets Latin European languages.
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Insights
- The family originated as a single condensed sans serif and expanded outward across width, weight, and serif axes.
- Stencil and soft-edge variants are offered across the full range, not as isolated display styles.
- Short ascenders and thin punctuation are cited as the features that distinguish Macrosoma from its sans serif contemporaries and carry through the family.
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