Calleo Font is a dynamic sans-serif font family that will bring your projects to life. The font was first conceptualised by Plamen Motev back in 2017, and then revisited 5 years later and got to a completion with the creative help of the young and talented French designers Leon Hugues and Leo Guibert, now available at Fontfabric.
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Calleo Sans is a clean and welcoming font family that comes in nine different weights and nine italics. It is perfect for a wide range of uses, from print to digital artwork. This font is legible in small sizes and also stands out in large headlines.
The Calleo font family is packed with OpenType features such as tabular numbers, localizations, and fractions. All of these features are combined into a single variable font that offers great flexibility to the users. This makes it easier to experiment with different weights and widths in a single font file, making it perfect for any project.
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Calleo is a very minimalist and contrasting font suitable for logos and short words. It is also possible that this font can be used for long sentences. Calleo is very feminine and has a strong character.
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