Effra was developed by Fabio Haag, Jonas Schudel and published by Dalton Maag. Effra contains 10 styles and household bundle alternatives. p > The Effra font household has its roots in one of the earliest sans-serif styles commercially offered, Caslon Junior, from 1816. Our design is updated for modern usage, and has actually been broadened to our Standard character set. While it is not strictly a typeface meant for setting body copy, the resulting household does operate well at text sizes. Effra can be effortlessly applied to a large range of messages and media, from promoting to book design. Its five weights satisfy the requirement for versatility, creating harmonious variations of texture and emphasis.

Effra's overriding style features are its tidy lines and open percentages; its circular characters hint at a geometric basis and reveal modernity. Where traditional Grotesque features are anticipated, the font family surprises with soft and humanist design details. This, combined with Effra's subtle spacing and plentiful kern pairs, creates a very even texture. Effra is a truly distinct design that stands out from the crowd, however has the ability to mix perfectly with other style elements, making it well-suited to publication design, branding, and business identities.

Font Family:
· Effra Light
· Effra Light Italic
· Effra
· Effra Italic
· Effra Medium
· Effra Medium Italic
· Effra Bold
· Effra Bold Italic
· Effra Heavy
· Effra Heavy Italic

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