The Neue Frutiger World typeface is an expansive family of functional, legible and warm fonts that cover more than 150 languages and scripts including Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, Georgian, Armenian, Hebrew, Arabic, Thai and Vietnamese, to name just a few. Designed under the supervision of Akira Kobayashi of the Monotype Studio, the family provides brands with a consistent voice across markets, geographies and consumer touchpoints. All scripts included in this super-family can be used together, and also pair seamlessly with Monotype’s new Chinese, Japanese and Korean (CJK) designs: M XiangHe Hei for Chinese; Seol Sans for Korean; and Tazugane Info and Tazugane Gothic for Japanese. This collection carries on the unmatched legacy of the original Frutiger typeface, designed by the legendary Adrian Frutiger, as well as the Neue Frutiger typeface, designed by Akira in close collaboration with Adrian.
Chinese, Japanese, Korean
Included in the collection are new CJK designs that were inspired by and created to work seamlessly with the full Neue Frutiger World family: M XiangHe Hei for Chinese; Seol Sans for Korean; and Tazugane Info and Tazugane Gothic for Japanese.
Glyphs
Glyph example typeface: Neue Frutiger World Regular
Glyphs
Latin
Latin - Lowercase
Latin - Lowercase Ligatures
Latin - Uppercase
Latin - Uppercase Ligatures
Latin - Ordinal Indicators
Latin - Spacing Modifier Letters
Latin - Combining Marks
Latin - Quotation Marks
Latin - Brackets
Latin - Dashes
Latin - Connectors
Latin - Other
Extended Latin
Extended Latin - Lowercase
Extended Latin - Uppercase
Non-Latin
Non-Latin - Greek and Coptic
Non-Latin - Cyrillic
Non-Latin - Armenian
Non-Latin - Arabic
Non-Latin - Georgian
Non-Latin - Hebrew
Non-Latin - Thai
Non-Latin - Japanese
Math & Numbers, Symbols, and More
Math & Numbers, Symbols, and More - Numerals
Math & Numbers, Symbols, and More - Superscripts and Subscripts
Math & Numbers, Symbols, and More - Currency
Math & Numbers, Symbols, and More - Mathematical
Math & Numbers, Symbols, and More - Modifier
Math & Numbers, Symbols, and More - Other
Adrian Frutiger (1928—2015)
Adrian Frutiger is a renowned twentieth century Swiss graphic designer best known for his typefaces Univers, Frutiger, and Avenir and for his work pioneering digital typography.
Akira Kobayashi, Type Director
With an extensive background in Japanese typeface design and a deep understanding of calligraphy, type director Akira Kobayashi has three decades of experience. During that time, he collaborated with some of the biggest names in type design, including Adrian Frutiger and Hermann Zapf.
