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Icons and letters share one weight axis
Netto is a geometric, spurless sans-serif designed by Daniel Utz in 2023, built around monolinear strokes distilled to essential forms. Its companion icon set of more than 420 pictograms shares the same stroke weight and roundness as the letterforms, maintaining formal consistency across the full glyph set. Both text and icon glyphs are adjustable along a shared weight axis; icons also adjust stroke thickness relative to size and scale. A slant axis provides an italic that retains the same advance width as the upright, keeping UI layouts stable across styles.
Set in Netto, Netto Icons
Insights
- Icon strokes are monolinear and matched to the letter stroke weight, maintaining formal consistency across the full glyph set.
- The slant axis produces an italic with identical advance widths to the upright, preventing reflow in interface contexts.
- Icons are responsive: stroke thickness adjusts according to size and scale.
- The family ships as two variable fonts — Netto and Netto Icons — each with 10 named styles across five weights plus italics; Netto carries more than 600 glyphs and Netto Icons 440.
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