Is this font peak? Pangram.Pangram’s Neue Gstaad is a mountainous homage to Swiss excellence. With a total 112 styles, this extremely flexible typeface really is Pangram Pangram’s Swiss army knife, joining an impressive, geographically-inspired portfolio. Designed by Ian Party, type designer, founder and CEO of NewGlyph, Neue Gstaad is in part a homage to the Swiss army knife with its ultra-versatility, including 112 styles and seven subfamilies across Grotesk, Italics and Sans Serif font categories – it’s built as a future-facing typographic system that is fit for any job, rich in OpenType features and supports a wide range of Latin-based languages. Pangram Pangram’s previous works have included other geographical homages, such as Neue York, a layered gothic rooted in the city’s rich designs, PP Kyoto, born from Japanese writing systems and Neue Montreal, creating more of a passport than a portfolio. #ItsNiceThat