Getai Grotesk

Getai Grotesk Display was designed by Sylvester Tan of Death of Typography. It brings calligraphic influences associated with Singapore’s Getai culture into Latin letterforms. Heavy strokes and pronounced ink traps suit large headings, posters and logos.

One upright Black 900 style is available, version 1.000. This package uses the WOFF2 published on the foundry’s website; the TTF is decompressed from that file without changing outlines. There are no variable fonts or italics. The character set includes basic Latin, figures and symbols, not Chinese ideographs.

Latin letters, figures and punctuation are supported. Cyrillic and the Ukrainian alphabet are not included.

WOFF2, TTF. Free for personal and commercial projects under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. The archive includes the license and required authorship notices.