
Historical book type meets contemporary form in five weights
Kazimir is a Modern serif with five weights and matched italics, rooted in book typography of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries while blending in contemporary ideas of form and harmony. It has slightly narrowed proportions, long extenders, and dynamic strokes evoking transitional serif rhythms. Two stylistic sets are offered: a default Regular and an Irregular alternate whose unconventional letterforms suit large-size display use rather than continuous text. A companion Kazimir Text exists, and both families are available as variable fonts.
Set in Kazimir, Kazimir Text
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