Sagona Extra Light Italic

Designed by René Bieder

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Font Name Sagona ExtraLight
Style Italic
Category Slab Serif
Designer René Bieder
Copyright Copyright © 2016 by René Bieder. All rights reserved.
License Free for Personal Use / Demo
Total Character 351
Recommended Line Height 1.29
Ascent 980
Descent 305
Units Per em 1000
Total Vertical Range 1285
Max Advance Width 1690
Max Advance Height N/A
Underline Position -225
Similar Fonts Archer, Sentinel, Clarendon, Adelle, Museo Slab

Sagona Extra Light Italic Font Details : Font Free Download

Sagona Extra Light Italic is a contemporary slab serif typeface designed by the renowned typographer René Bieder. This font is part of the larger Sagona family, which takes heavy inspiration from the classic Clarendon models of the 19th century. However, it distinguishes itself through a more modern aesthetic, featuring a high x-height and a refined construction that balances the sturdiness of a slab serif with the elegance of contemporary design principles.

The Extra Light Italic weight specifically offers a delicate and sophisticated interpretation of the slab serif genre. It provides a rhythmic, fluid slant that is ideal for creating contrast within typographic hierarchies. Its thin strokes and sharp serifs make it particularly effective for editorial layouts, luxury branding, and high-end display purposes where a touch of grace and authority is required simultaneously.

Sagona Extra Light Italic Best Uses

Editorial Design

Excellent for sophisticated pull quotes and secondary headlines in high-fashion magazines.

Luxury Branding

Perfect for creating a premium feel in logos and identity systems for upscale brands.

Web Headlines

Adds a touch of class to digital landing pages and hero sections.

Stationery

Well-suited for formal invitations, business cards, and high-end personal correspondence.

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Available Formats: .TTF, .WOFF, .WOFF2, .EOT


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