FF Utility

FF Utility is a fully-packed contemporary square sans. The original concept began as Lukas Schneider’s graduate thesis project, a small family of typefaces named Gazoline, drawn while he was studying in Offenbach at the Hochschule für Gestaltung (HfG). Highly versatile, you can use FF Utility for nearly anything. Spanning seven weights from thin to black, the family is designed to use weight for emphasis – such as bold with light or black and regular. Complete with all that’s needed for serious text work, each of FF Utility’s styles include four figure sets, small caps as well as alternate a and g characters for added typographic flexibility. The thin and extra light weights are designed for larger settings such as headline or display work.