Rondette
Mid-century geometry aimed at modern athletic applications
Rondette is a geometric display typeface designed by Fabrizio Falcone and Alex Bossi, released in 2024 under Blaze Type. It draws from mid-century references including Churchward Design 70, Unimark's Agip identity, Herbert Bayer's Universal alphabet, and 1930s geometric sans-serifs such as Futura and Kabel. The family spans four weights—Regular, Medium, Bold, and Black—with a variable file option. Its aesthetic extends toward contemporary sports and athletic visual language.
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- Stylistic alternates include distinctive R and K leg variants, shaped bowls on b/d/p/q, and both single- and double-storey g forms.
- Sharp diagonal cuts on S, C, and G contrast with rounded elements on A, E, and F—a tension the design associates with athletic character.
- Released with TTF, WOFF, and variable file formats, covering Latin European languages.
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