Derived from a film-setting font used in the magazine Du from 1960s, Cádiz is an elegant and space-efficient typeface that beautifully incorporates the distinctive elements of early 20th-century typography. It captures the timeless charm and aesthetics prevalent during that era with meticulous attention to detail.
The typeface is available as individual weights and as a variable font with a Light → Black axis.
The family package includes two variable fonts: upright and italic.
Desktop: otf (PS)
Variable Desktop: TTF-Variable-Font
Web: woff / woff2 /
Web Variable: woff / woff2
App: otf (PS) / TTF-Variable-Font
Variable App: TTF-Variable-Font
Basic Latin, Latin-1 Supplement and Latin Extended-A.
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Featured in our notes: The design duo Look Here Design crafted the internet appearance of the American Illustrators Gallery.
Featured in our notes: The Stockholm based studio Bedow used Cádiz for filmmaker duo Terri Timely and there the visual identity.
Featured in our notes: Amrhein Anderhalden, the office for Design and conception, did design the identity of Küng Holzbau.
Have a look at the related typeface Isola.