Typeface Design for Fuji Sans
Condensed grotesk with variable axis across four weights
Fuji Sans is a slightly condensed grotesque sans-serif designed by Mat Desjardins, released in four weights (Light through Bold) with variable font support. Named after Mount Fuji, it cites Japanese design heritage as a conceptual reference. Structured curves and restrained proportions are described as defining characteristics. The family ships with 350 glyphs per style and broad Latin-script language coverage spanning over 30 languages.
Set in Fuji Sans
Insights
- Each of the four styles carries 350 glyphs, maintaining consistent coverage across the weight range.
- The family is offered as a variable font in addition to discrete OTF, TTF, WOFF, and WOFF2 formats.
- Slightly condensed proportions are described as a defining characteristic of the typeface.
- Language support extends across Latin-script European languages including Latin-script Slavic and Baltic languages.
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