03

Typography

Inter.
Tight and declarative.

Inter Display does the talking. Inter does the explaining. Tracking is always tight on display sizes — that's where the brand's confidence lives.

Display

Aa.

Inter Display

Bold · 700

The brand, made operational.

Headlines, hero copy, statement type. 48–96px.

Text

Aa.

Inter

Regular · 400 / Medium · 500

Direct-to-Retail. Made Operational. We run the channel that other people draw on slides.

Body, UI, navigation, captions. 12–22px.

Type scale.

8 steps. No improvisation.

Display XL

96px · 700

onshelf..

Display L

72px · 700

Made Operational..

Display M

48px · 700

Direct-to-Retail..

Headline

32px · 600

9 distribution centers.

Subhead

22px · 500

Operators, not consultants.

Body L

18px · 400

We run the channel that other people draw on slides.

Body

16px · 400

Founded by operators from L'Oréal, Unilever and P&G.

Caption

12px · 500

ALL CAPS · KICKERS · LABELS

01

Tight tracking, always.

Display sizes run -0.04em to -0.05em. Body stays at 0 to -0.01em. Never use default tracking on big type.

02

Lowercase headlines.

The wordmark sets the tone. Sentence case is fine; ALL CAPS only for kickers and labels.

03

Period as accent.

The trailing period in lime is a brand device, not a typo. Use it on big statements, never inside body copy.

04

No serifs. Ever.

Inter only. No display serifs, no script fonts, no novelty pairings.

05

Numbers are content.

Numerals get the same display treatment as headlines. We are numbers-forward — show them big.

06

Fallback stack.

'Inter', 'Inter Display', -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif.