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Since the late 1800s, flat-side grotesque condensed typefaces gained popularity. In the 50s and 60s, there was high demand for condensed bold fonts in advertising and magazines. Fonts like Compacta (by Fred Lambert, Letraset, 1963) and Helvetica Compressed (by Matthew Carter, Linotype, 1966) were widely popular. Metropol (Aldo Novarese, Fonderia Nebiolo, 1967) shares this style but offers unique softness. Correct preserves this spirit bringing to date in a contemporary condensed sans serif available in one weight over five widths and matching italics. More weights in the making.
Correct Condensed Black
Correct X Condensed Black
