Carlito

Carlito is a sans-serif family with a clear, adaptable profile for everyday text and interface work. Its regular and bold weights provide a familiar foundation for content that needs to remain easy to scan, while the italic styles add a useful change of emphasis. It can suit both compact labels and longer blocks of copy.

Best suited for: Use Carlito for websites, apps, documents, dashboards, presentations, and general communication materials. Regular works well for body copy, navigation, and supporting information; bold can bring attention to headings, buttons, labels, or key figures. Its range of supplied subsets also makes it suitable for projects handling varied writing systems.

Design considerations: The two available weights create a simple hierarchy: regular for most text and bold for clear contrast. Italic styles can mark emphasis, notes, captions, or selected terms without introducing another family. Because there are no intermediate weights, keep the scale of headings and spacing responsible rather than relying on many levels of weight.

Pairing guidance: For a restrained system, pair Carlito with a serif that has comfortable reading proportions and a moderate contrast. A display face with more distinctive forms can also add separation to titles while leaving Carlito to handle practical text. Alternatively, use a lighter or more condensed sans-serif for secondary labels, provided its texture remains clearly different.