Rhein was developed by Bruno Jara Ahumada and released by BeJota. Rhein contains 18 styles and family bundle choices. The font is currently # 50 in Hot New Fonts. p >

Rhein gets its name from the German river that runs through the western border valley. Rhein is a sans-serif typeface household for titles, editorials and graphic design pieces with high impact needs. Rhein was not only developed as a typeface style with rounded corners, however its crossway points have actually been also smoothed. In addition, the vast array of 8 weights that differ from Thin to Black permit relatively long constant reading (Routine, Medium, Semibold), and short reading designs (Black, Vibrant, Thin). On the other hand, the 'Inline' version is incredibly intriguing to suit any branding project. To include dynamism and to broaden the typeface range of usage, it was created as a family of options. Together, the 18 designs of 'Rhein' supply a range of choices that get used to the needs and existing style and marketing trends.

Font Family:
· Rhein Thin
· Rhein Extra Light
· Rhein Light
· Rhein Regular
· Rhein Medium
· Rhein Semi Bold
· Rhein Bold
· Rhein Black
· Rhein Alt Black Inline
· Rhein Alt Thin
· Rhein Alt Extra Light
· Rhein Alt Light
· Rhein Alt Regular
· Rhein Alt Medium
· Rhein Alt Semi Bold
· Rhein Alt Bold
· Rhein Alt Black
· Rhein Black Alt Inline

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