Suitcase Type Foundry

05/08/2026

🎉 Finally, the new website is now live!

Designed from the ground up, it introduces a clearer way to explore our typefaces, test them in context, compare families, download full trial fonts, and learn more about our work through a growing editorial section.

It also lays the foundation for the next stage of the foundry, with expanded licensing, custom type services, and a platform built for the years ahead.

Tell us what you think!

Special thanks go to Offforms for helping shape the website architecture, and especially to the outstanding team at Slonline, whose expertise transformed our ideas into reality and provides the technical foundation of the website.

14/07/2026

NEW RELEASE: Gutentag™.

Gutentag is a display typeface built around a simple idea: achieve the strongest possible character with the fewest possible means. Inspired by designs such as Chicago by Susan Kare and Jacno by Marcel Jacno, it combines a geometric foundation with a lively, human touch.

Its forms are clean and economical, yet full of subtle details that give the typeface a warm, approachable and slightly mischievous personality. The result is a distinctive voice that feels confident without being loud, expressive without becoming eccentric.

The family is available in three width variants — Standard, Narrow and Condensed — offering flexibility for everything from compact wordmarks to expansive visual systems. A rich set of alternate characters allows designers to fine-tune the tone of their typography and create identities with a unique and recognizable character.

Designed for branding, logotypes and visual identities, Gutentag brings personality to places where generic geometric typefaces fall short. It offers the clarity of a rational design combined with the charm and individuality of a hand-crafted solution.

Now available at suitcasetype.com.

13/02/2026

12/02/2026

NEW WORK: Czechia Sans™ 🇨🇿

The custom typeface Czechia Sans™ is part of the new unified visual identity of the Czech Republic.

Czechia Sans™ is a geometric sans serif based on a rectangular construction, with open forms and strictly horizontal stroke terminals. It is defined by a monolinear stroke, differentiated width proportions, formal consistency, and a high degree of detail uniformity. These characteristics ensure excellent legibility across various media and both traditional and contemporary display technologies.

The terminals of ascenders and descenders are finished with a distinctive wedge shape, referencing the symbolism of the national flag. To more clearly differentiate potentially confusable characters (Ilij1), both unilateral and bilateral flat serifs are employed. This improves readability in longer texts and enhances accessibility for visually impaired readers.

To support national minorities, the typeface includes, in addition to an extended Latin character set, Cyrillic and Greek scripts. Standard features include tabular figures, superior and inferior numerals, fractions, case-sensitive forms, arrows, and a wide range of supplementary symbols. The family is designed in weights from Regular to Black, including corresponding italics.
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Tomáš Brousil ()
Jakub Spurný ()
Studio Najbrt ()
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20/01/2026

Icona Sans and Icona Serif are neutral typefaces with a high x-height, a wide range of weights with adequate italics, and an extensive character set covering Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek. Many alternative characters find use in changes of typesetting character, but they stand out especially in display sizes, where they can attract attention even in a seemingly serious presentation.
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Free Trial Fonts → suitcasetype.com
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