Fabric Serif is a stringent Roman with a sharp finish, complete with all the features you’ve come to expect from a reliable text typeface. The seriffed portion of the Fabric Collection is an austere reimagining of Frank Hinman Pierpont’s Monotype Plantin (1913) for contemporary typographic requirements. Twice removed from its Renaissance roots, Fabric Serif reconstructs 15th century letterforms on Baroque proportions with a stylized Modernist detailing.

The Fabric Collection is conceived as an overarching concept. Sans and Serif share the same structural foundation: curve tension, energy, rhythm and metrics, but deviate in morphology and detailing. This means they can combine inline without falling flat, but also tie a common thread through a complex typographical hierarchy.