Hackensack blends the approachable warmth of a 19th-century Clarendon with the sharp discipline of modern design. Its compact proportions and sturdy slabs make it a natural fit when space is tight, while the ball terminals keep the tone human and inviting. Built for clarity, Hackensack was originally conceived for small text on high-resolution screens, yet it holds its own in full-scale headlines.
This is a slab serif that respects its roots without getting lost in them—heritage distilled into clean, confident forms that work across print and digital. In tight spaces, Hackensack stays legible and composed; in larger settings, it projects authority without shouting. It’s equally at home in app interfaces, magazine decks, food and beverage branding, wayfinding systems, or book covers with titles that stretch to the margins.
With broad language coverage including Latin, Vietnamese, and Cyrillic, Hackensack speaks fluently wherever you take it. Strong, clear, and versatile, it’s designed to make every word count—no matter how much room you have to say it.