Writing and reading text is always an involving matter.
Dimensions are diverse and tools vary.
Spezia is the Sanserif answer to this contemporary demands.
The typeface reveals its quality thanks to visual balance and modern spirit.
Rooted in neo-grotesque genre finds Spezia an own voice,
her monoline structure gives the font a sense of simplicity.
This is further reflected in the uniform character-widths.
The comprehensive range of weights and widths invites users to experiment and make fine grain tweaks.
Together with her serif sibling (Spezia Serif) is the typeface a unique and extensive typographic system.
Spezia is available as standard version and as Variable Font.
Variable Fonts are used with axes rather than fixed font weights.
Spezia is built on two axes, Weight (Thin → Black) and Width (Compressed → Extended).
There is also a Monospace version of the typeface; which is built on Weight (Thin → Black) and monospace axes (Mono → Proportional Widths).
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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
Complete (Thin → Black, Condensed → Extended)
Compressed (Thin → Black)
Extra Condensed (Thin → Black)
Condensed (Thin → Black)
Narrow (Thin → Black)
Normal (Thin → Black)
Wide (Thin → Black)
Extended (Thin → Black)
Monospace Complete (Thin → Black, Mono → Normal)
Mono (Thin → Black)
SemiMono (Thin → Black)
Please have a look at our Frequently Ask Questions, in case you have further questions.
Or finde more information about Spezia at our blog post.