Montreal foundry Pangram Pangram continues its run of geographically-rooted releases with Neue Gstaad, named after the upscale Swiss village that hosts celebrities and royalty. Designed by Ian Party, the family runs to 112 styles across seven subfamilies — Grotesk, Italics and Sans Serif — with deep OpenType support and a wide Latin language range. The foundry frames it as a homage to the Swiss army knife: one system built to handle any job, following Neue York, PP Kyoto and Neue Montreal in treating a place’s attitude, not just its look, as the brief.
