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We like Brela because of its relatively high x-height giving it a very open feel and great readability. It’s a humanist style font that is very readable in small sizes but also quite striking at display sizes.
A very well-made font, Marta’s wedge serifs lend it a great readability. A great feature of this font is that its italics are upright which isn’t seen very often in font families. It definitely lends a certain uniqueness to any composition.
Born is another great serif font with a few humanist and calligraphic elements.
Arca Majora is a sans-serif display font with a very contemporary feel. Only uppercase and number glyphs, along with some punctuations are included.
Its creator takes inspiration from the world of fashion and indeed has a created a very elegant font.
This is a pretty interesting font as it has serif and sans serif fonts which is probably why it’s called “Mish Mash.”
Libre Caslon is a very interesting free font.