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Download Faible Font Family From Moritz Kleinsorge

Download Faible Font Family From Moritz Kleinsorge
Download Faible Font Family From Moritz Kleinsorge Download Faible Font Family From Moritz Kleinsorge Download Faible Font Family From Moritz Kleinsorge



Faible is a sweet and friendly typeface, perfectly suitable for a wide range of applications. Everywhere a kind tone is required, Faible will be a perfect choice and support your design meaningfully, either branding, product/packaging, editorial design or any other design discipline. Faible consists of six different weights (ranging from Thin to Black) and two styles. It’s matching italic is an eye-catcher and support the upright within copy text or stands out nicely at ​larger display size. Designed by Moritz Kleinsorge in 2019, each weight has more than 600 characters that contain a lot of Open Type Features like ligatures, different sets of figures, case sensitive forms and arrows. Feel free to share your final designs with Faible via email to hi@moritz-kleinsorge.de I would love to see and share them.


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