Credits


Designer:
Jona Saucedo

Release:
2019

Latest Update:
2022

Glyph count:
1020

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Non Sans is a grotesque-style sans serif typeface originally designed in 2019 by Jona Saucedo. Its visual construction is defined by a dense, robust, and reliable appearance, providing a solid reading rhythm and a visually compact, balanced text block. From its early sketches, the influence of Swiss type design from the 1960s is evident, particularly in the functional treatment of shapes and the modular structure of its characters. In its 2022 revised version, Non Sans has been carefully refined to improve its typographic performance across various environments and formats. This update introduces a more unified system of x-heights, width proportions, and weight consistency, resulting in a more coherent and precise typeface for both editorial and digital applications.





















Five Weights
Available

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One of the most notable additions in this version is the introduction of an italic style that preserves the strength of the base design while adding dynamism and contrast.
Furthermore, both the internal and external spacing of the glyphs have been optimized, along with the overall legibility of the type system—particularly in small sizes and on low-resolution screens. Thanks to these enhancements, Non Sans stands out as a versatile and contemporary option for visual identity projects, editorial design, user interfaces, and signage.










Non Sans Light




Non Sans Light Italic




Non Sans Book




Non Sans Book Italic




Non Sans Regular




Non Sans Regular Italic




Non Sans Medium




Non Sans Medium Italic




Non Sans Bold




Non Sans Bold Italic








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Last Update: September, 2024

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