Ribbon Regular

Ribbon Regular is a unique geometric display typeface designed by Dan Cassaro and originally released through the Lost Type Co-op. The font's architecture is inspired by the physical movement of folding and bending actual ribbons into letterforms, resulting in a tactile and structural aesthetic. Its design strikes a perfect balance between mid-century vintage appeal and modern geometric precision, making it a standout choice for designers seeking a custom-lettered look.

The typeface features a robust set of characters including uppercase letters, numbers, and essential punctuation. Because of its distinct ribbon-like construction, it is particularly effective at large sizes where the intricate folds and overlaps are clearly visible. It has since become a staple in the design community for projects ranging from high-end editorial layouts to independent brand identities that require a sense of craftsmanship and character.