Slab Monoline Tuki 7 is a regular weight, narrow, low contrast, upright, normal x-height font.
Keywords: editorial, book text, posters, packaging, branding, typewriter, storybook, rustic, handmade, vintage, retro print feel, friendly readability, compact setting, everyday utility, rounded, soft serifs, inked, textured, humanist.
A compact slab-serif with mostly monoline strokes and softly rounded terminals that read like lightly inked impressions. Serifs are short and sturdy with a gentle, blunted feel rather than crisp brackets, giving the outlines a slightly irregular, hand-set rhythm. Curves are open and smooth, counters are modest, and joins stay simple and sturdy, maintaining an even color across words. Overall proportions are condensed and tall, with a consistent, workmanlike structure that remains legible in continuous text.
It works well for short-to-medium editorial text where a warm slab-serif voice is desired, as well as for packaging and branding that lean vintage or handmade. The condensed proportions make it useful in space-conscious layouts and poster-style headlines, while the even stroke weight supports readable paragraphs at moderate sizes.
The face conveys a warm, analog personality—somewhere between typewriter utilitarianism and storybook charm. Its slightly imperfect edges and friendly slabs suggest craft, print, and nostalgia rather than sleek modernity. The tone feels approachable and a bit quirky, suited to casual editorial voices and retro-themed communication.
The design appears intended to deliver a dependable, readable slab-serif with an intentionally analog finish—capturing the feel of older printed matter or typewriter-era typography while staying consistent and practical for setting text.
The figures and capitals keep the same sturdy, softened treatment as the lowercase, which helps headings and numerals blend naturally with body copy. The overall texture stays even and calm, with enough character in the terminals and serifs to keep lines from feeling sterile.