San Frediano Font Family
About San Frediano is a Geometric Sans Serif Font inspired by the famous neighborhood in Florence where is the Studio Monocromo. San Frediano hides a lot of small details in its shapes which are visible at large size, just like the streets of the neighborhood hides surprises at every turn. The height difference between Uppercase and Smallcase make it a good Web Font also suitable in typography, useful as Display or Text Font for newspaper?s headline or text, advertisings, corporate identity and much more.
San Frediano Family:
San Frediano Regular
San Frediano Regular Italic
San Frediano Bold
San Frediano Bold Italic
San Frediano Light
San Frediano Light Italic
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