Brand guidelines

Typography

Main typeface, roles and hierarchies, and approved alternative fonts.

Updated Aug 10, 2026

Main typography

Outfit is Leonardo’s primary typeface for brand moments, product UI, and long-form reading. It is geometric, confident, and versatile across weights 300–700. Prefer Outfit from the approved font files or licensed web source—do not substitute lookalikes.

Typography should feel intentional—clear in product, expressive in brand.

Brand Design Principles
  • Outfit

    Primary family · 300–700

    Leonardo builds clarity into every surface.

  • Weights

    Approved weights only

    Light 300 · Regular 400 · Medium 500 · SemiBold 600 · Bold 700

Roles and hierarchies

Use one clear hierarchy per view. Display leads; titles structure; body carries reading; labels and meta stay quiet. Keep line length around 60–75 characters for body text.

  • Display

    Outfit SemiBold · ~48–72px · -0.03em

    Build with clarity

  • Title

    Outfit SemiBold · ~28–36px · -0.02em

    Guidelines that teams can actually use

  • Body

    Outfit Regular · 16–18px · 1.6–1.7

    Body copy explains the system in plain language. Keep paragraphs short, line height open, and contrast strong against the surface.

  • Label

    Outfit SemiBold · 11–12px · +0.12em

    UPDATED · ASSET · FORMAT

  • Meta

    Outfit Regular · 12–13px

    PDF · 512 KB · July 2026

  1. 01

    One display moment

    Use a single expressive display line per viewport or section opener.

  2. 02

    Step down cleanly

    Move Display → Title → Body → Label/Meta without skipping straight from display into dense meta.

  3. 03

    Protect reading

    Body stays Regular on light surfaces; avoid long stretches of Medium/SemiBold for paragraphs.

Alternative fonts

When Outfit cannot be embedded—legacy Office decks, restricted environments, or partner templates—use only these approved alternatives. They are substitutes, not brand equals; return to Outfit whenever possible.

Clarity under constraint

Arial

Office & Microsoft 365 fallback

Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif

Use for PowerPoint, Word, and Outlook when Outfit is unavailable. Keep hierarchy via size/weight only.

Clarity under constraint

Helvetica Neue

Design-tool / macOS fallback

Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif

Acceptable in Keynote or local design comps when Outfit files are not installed.

Clarity under constraint

System UI

Product fallback stack

system-ui, Segoe UI, Roboto, sans-serif

Emergency web fallback only. Do not ship marketing pages on system UI when Outfit can load.

Clarity under constraint

Georgia

Long-form print exception

Georgia, Times New Roman, serif

Rare exception for dense printed reports where a serif improves extended reading. Never for brand heroes.

Do

Specify Outfit first in CSS/font stacks, then approved fallbacks. Match weights as closely as the substitute allows.

Don’t

Don’t introduce decorative, script, or condensed novelty fonts. Don’t mix multiple fallbacks in one composition for style.

Downloads

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Typography specimen

Hierarchy samples and usage notes for brand typefaces.

Updated Jul 8, 2026