Hanno Mid Century Modern Sans Serif

Description

Hanno is a geometric Mid-Century Modern sans serif font that works well for big bold headlines on posters, as well as small body copy. It has a super tall X-height and is super minimalistic. This font is one of the most versatile fonts in the That That library and is sure to be a go-to whenever you need a sans serif with personality. Use it for branding, products, Instagram, websites, magazines, and anything else you can think of.

Includes:

OTF, TTF, WOFF files
Caps
Lower Case
Numbers and punctuation
Over 120 Languages supported
Adobe Latin 3 character set

Specifications

Created: Nov 15, 2021
File Size: 122.08 KB
Font: Web Font

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