Gazpacho Font

Gazpacho is a serif font family that draws from the bold editorial styles of the 1970s and 1980s. Designed with clarity and personality in mind, it adapts the expressive details of that era for today’s branding and publishing needs. Whether you use it in a digital magazine or on product packaging, Gazpacho delivers a balance of strength and readability.

Why Designers Choose Gazpacho

• Editorial DNA: Inspired by vintage print design, it carries the weight and presence that magazines once relied on to capture attention.

• Versatility: Works as well in oversized headlines as it does in mid-size paragraphs.

• Readable Contrast: Its strong vertical strokes and clean counters make it easy to read in both print and digital formats.

• Systematic Family: Seven weights with matching italics allow you to establish hierarchy and consistency across projects.

• Modern Feel: Although rooted in retro influences, the overall tone feels fresh and adaptable to contemporary contexts.

Technical Details

Gazpacho has a generous x-height, which keeps lowercase letters open and legible even with tight line spacing. This makes it effective for headline settings where space is limited. The high contrast between thick and thin strokes adds rhythm and elegance, while the simplified letterforms ensure quick recognition at a glance.

The italics are more than just slanted versions of the roman. They bring a distinct flavour, designed to complement the upright styles without losing character. This attention to detail provides designers with a complete toolkit for emphasis and variation.

Perfect For

• Logos that need a bold but refined presence

• Editorial design, from magazine covers to article headlines

• Product packaging, especially in the food, fashion, or lifestyle industries

• Websites and digital platforms are looking for a stylish yet legible serif

• Posters and campaign visuals that demand impact