Neufile Grotesk was designed by Doni Sukma and published by Letter Omega Typefoundry. Neufile Grotesk contains 24 styles and family package options.  

Neufile Grotesk font family has its roots in one of the earliest sans-serif designs commercially available, highly legible sans serif typeface very well suited for any display and text use. Neufile can be effortlessly applied to a wide range of messages and media, from advertising to book design. Its 24 fonts include Extended style and Italic satisfy the need for flexibility, creating harmonious variations of texture and emphasis.

This OpenType font family offers also support for Multilingual (latin based). Standard Ligatures fi ff ft fl, and discretionary ligature fy Fi Fl tu ffi fz fj ty www and more, automatic fractions, proportional/tabular lining, old-style figures, circle numbers, numerators, denominators, superiors, and inferiors, Arrow also has a 'case' feature for case sensitive forms.

Font Family:
· Neufile Grotesk Light
· Neufile Grotesk Light Italic
· Neufile Grotesk Regular
· Neufile Grotesk Regular Italic
· Neufile Grotesk Medium
· Neufile Grotesk Medium Italic
· Neufile Grotesk Semi Bold
· Neufile Grotesk Semi Bold Italic
· Neufile Grotesk Bold
· Neufile Grotesk Bold Italic
· Neufile Grotesk Extra Bold
· Neufile Grotesk Extra Bold Italic
· Neufile Grotesk Light Extended
· Neufile Grotesk Light Extended Italic
· Neufile Grotesk Regular Extended
· Neufile Grotesk Regular Extended Italic
· Neufile Grotesk Medium Extended
· Neufile Grotesk Medium Extended Italic
· Neufile Grotesk Semi Bold Extended
· Neufile Grotesk Semi Bold Extended Italic
· Neufile Grotesk Bold Extended
· Neufile Grotesk Bold Extended Italic
· Neufile Grotesk Extra Bold Extended
· Neufile Grotesk Extra Bold Extended Italic

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