Quiche Sans Font

Quiche Sans is a refined typeface with high contrast and a serif font by Adam Ladd, characterized by squared stroke endings and oblique stems. Being a member of the Quiche family, it does not have the ball-shaped tips at the ends, giving it a more contemporary appearance. Coming in thin to black with matching italics, Quiche Sans is perfect for use in various fields such as print, web, branding, advertising, magazines, products, packaging, and labels.

Based on the didone serif style, Quiche Sans maintains sophistication and strong bold and thin letter forms while removing the serifs, which gives the typeface a modern flair. The brush strokes gradually blend into one another to give the artwork a smooth, single-line finish.

Thus, Quiche Sans does not cause compatibility issues with most of the software used, including MS Word and Pages. However, if one wants to use the other features that are provided by OpenType, it is advisable to use OpenType-enabled software, for instance, Adobe products. The PUA encoding is limited to swash capitals only, and other stylistic variants do not use it, thus preserving important aspects such as spell checking, searching, and proper glyph substitution when switching between fonts.