Pergamon Rough

Meet Pergamon, the spiritual heir to one of the most recognizable—and polarizing—digital calligraphic fonts. Named after the city where parchment, the successor to papyrus, was invented, Pergamon brings the nuances of parchment nib contrast into a structured and versatile typeface, achieving a harmonious balance between the organic flow of gestural strokes and the precision of digital design.

Designed with digital editorial projects in mind, Pergamon stays sharp and legible at any size, ensuring every text block feels refined and readable. Whether in print or on screen, it transforms the endless scroll into a seamless reading experience.

In a nod to its historical roots, Pergamon is also the first typeface on Off Type or Pangram Pangram to feature monotonic Greek compatibility. More than just an easter egg, the Greek script integrates naturally into the typeface’s aesthetic, enhancing its connection to its ancient origins.