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Alte Haas Grotesk Font

A free Swiss grotesk with a vintage printed feel

Yann Le Coroller · Grotesque sans serif · 2007 · ✓ Freeware

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License:
Freeware
Font Type:
Free for commercial use
Format:
TTF
Total Files:
2 font files + licence + sample image
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About Alte Haas Grotesk

Alte Haas Grotesk is a sans serif by the French designer Yann Le Coroller, released in 2007. In his words, it looks like Helvetica printed in an old Müller-Brockmann book: the familiar Swiss grotesk shapes with slightly softer, inkier edges.

It comes in Regular and Bold and is a popular free choice for Swiss-style posters, editorial layouts, portfolios and minimal branding. It is freeware and may be shared together with its licence file.

Where Alte Haas Grotesk works best

  • Swiss-style posters
  • Editorial and magazine layouts
  • Portfolios and minimal branding
  • Headlines and short text

Free alternatives to Alte Haas Grotesk

Open-licence fonts with a comparable feel, every one verified free for commercial use and downloadable from DaFontFonts.

Alte Haas Grotesk is a trademark of its owner. DaFontFonts does not host or distribute the Alte Haas Grotesk font files; download and licence links go to the official source.

Questions

Is Alte Haas Grotesk free for commercial use?

It is freeware: free to use, and it may be shared as long as the licence file stays with it.

Who designed Alte Haas Grotesk?

Yann Le Coroller, in 2007.

Is Alte Haas Grotesk the same as Helvetica?

No. It is an original design inspired by Helvetica as it looked in old printed books, with softer edges.

What styles does Alte Haas Grotesk include?

Regular and Bold.

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