The best typefaces solve problems beautifully. Many years working across the world with large companies taught us that there is a lot of demand for a typeface solving specific challenges in the office and accounting environment. We collected all the essential and important requirements, ran the data, went back to the drawing board, and poured the results and our inspiration into a new font family that checked all the boxes — meet Officer Sans.

We designed Officer Sans to exacting standards so that the fonts work perfectly and seamlessly with modern office apps like MS Office, Excel, Pages, and Numbers. That means ensuring seamless functionality with features like Style Linking in MS Office, embedding the fonts within your documents, and optimizing or hinting all the fonts for optimal rendering on screen.

Officer Sans is remarkably versatile. Not only does it perform exceptionally in office environments, but excels at countless other typographic challenges, including remarkable performance on the web, in apps, and for server usage.

The design of Officer Sans was not driven by whims or uncompromising ideas about what might be cool, or by the latest design fads. We had high ambitions for Officer Sans: Not only did it have to look great, but more than anything it had to be about functionality. It had to be a typeface expansive and versatile enough to meet — and even exceed — all of the numerous and complex requirements demanded by the office environment. Officer Sans is a professionally crafted workhorse that excels in and out of the office — it’s just as happy in office apps as it is performing on the web or as a modern corporate typeface.

Officer Sans and Officer Sans Condensed have the same proportions, x-height and construction principle. Nevertheless we took the extra mile and drew Officer Sans Condensed from scratch to fullfill all requirements of a well drawn condensed type family. The condensed version should fit perfectly to its bigger brother, but should need 25% less space. Officer Sans Condensed can be used alone or in combination with the normal width to solve space saving challenges …or just come up with a sophisticated narrow appearance and a focus on minimalist design.

Besides the 4 basic styles (Regular, Italic, Bold, Bold Italic) which are free for personal use, the commercial Officer Sans family consists of 24 Styles. A large type family is able to solve all kinds of typographic challenges. From multiple widths and weights we have you covered. From a light touch to bold for emphasis or that super-heavy and hard-hitting Black weight, whatever you need, Officer Sans is prepared for every eventuality.

DIN SPEC 91379 is a German standard that specifies the characters and standards for representing names and other text data in electronic systems within the EU. It is designed to promote accessibility, consistency and compatibility while transmitting data between various systems and applications to prevent errors and misunderstandings. DIN SPEC 91379 also covers some non-European languages that use Latin script, like Vietnamese, for example. Officer Sans fonts are DIN SPEC 91379-compliant. In addition to its extended Latin character set, supporting the most common Latin-based languages, Officer Sans also comes with support for Greek and Cyrillic, helping your company on the international stage.