Miguer Sans - High-Contrast Grotesque Font Family

Miguer Sans cuts its stems and terminals at a quarter-circle angle instead of a flat perpendicular edge, giving apexes, crossbars, and shoulder joints a rounded, faceted finish across the family. The contrast sits between thick vertical stems and thinner curved bowls, closer to a high-contrast sans serif font than a humanist grotesque, with counters that stay slightly open at the terminal cuts.

The family runs nine weights from Thin to Black, each paired with a matching italic, so headlines and body copy pull from the same 18-style system without mixing separate faces. Stylistic alternates swap in single-story lowercase forms for R, a, f, g, j, k, l, r, t, and y, and a dedicated stylistic set opens the italic g into a looped, more casual descender. Use it for magazine mastheads and feature headlines, tech and architecture branding, fashion and editorial logos, web and app UI, event posters, and multilingual publishing across Central European, Baltic, and Nordic-language projects.

Features:

• included formats: OTF, TTF, Webfonts;
• 9 weights (Thin - Black), each with a matching italic — 18 styles total;
• uppercase & lowercase;
• numerals (lining & oldstyle), fractions, ordinals, superscript & subscript;
• stylistic alternates;
• 4 stylistic sets, standard ligatures & case-sensitive forms;
• kerning support;
• 560 glyphs total;
• multilingual support