Typeface Design for Fabric Grotesk
Neo-grotesque rooted in Swiss modernism, with a sharper display mode built in
Fabric Grotesk is Fontfabric's neo-grotesque sans-serif, drawing on the Swiss and International Graphic Style tradition and designers such as Armin Hofmann and Josef Müller-Brockmann. The family ships in 18 static styles plus a variable font, with Extended Latin and Cyrillic coverage including Bulgarian Cyrillic forms, a display-oriented stylistic set, and a broad OpenType feature set. Scheduled for release on 21 April 2026.
Set in Fabric Grotesk
Insights
- The family includes a dedicated display stylistic set providing angular alternates distinct from the default neutral forms.
- Bulgarian Cyrillic localized forms are supported alongside Extended Latin, targeting multilingual brand and editorial systems.
- Type direction and art direction were both handled by Plamen Motev, with four type designers and two font production specialists credited.
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