Typewriter Haho 9 is a bold, normal width, low contrast, upright, normal x-height, monospaced font.
Keywords: typewriter text, posters, packaging, labels, headlines, typewritten, vintage, workmanlike, approachable, rustic, evoke type, add texture, retro utility, casual tone, slab serif, rounded, soft terminals, inked, blunt.
A monoline, slab‑serif typewriter design with generous, rounded corners and blunt, inked-looking terminals. Strokes stay even with very low contrast, while the serifs read as soft rectangular feet rather than sharp brackets. Curves are slightly squarish and compact, giving counters a sturdy, utilitarian feel. Overall spacing and rhythm are consistent and mechanical, with a subtly irregular, stamped impression in the curves and joins rather than perfect geometric smoothness.
Works well for typewriter-styled layouts, short to medium text blocks, and display lines where a stamped, mechanical voice is desired. It suits posters, book covers, product packaging, tags, and editorial pull quotes that benefit from a tactile, analog texture.
The face conveys a practical, vintage office tone—friendly but no-nonsense—like typed notes, labels, or a well-used machine. Its softened slab details keep it from feeling cold, adding a casual, slightly rustic warmth.
The design appears intended to evoke classic typewritten output with sturdy slabs and softened edges, prioritizing a consistent, mechanical rhythm while adding a slightly worn, inked character for warmth and nostalgia.
Uppercase forms are compact and stable, and the lowercase maintains clear, simple construction with sturdy bowls and short, blunt serifs. Numerals are similarly chunky and straightforward, matching the same inked, softened slab treatment for a cohesive texture in paragraphs.