PF Eef – Vintage Geometric Grotesk Sans Serif

PF Eef is a geometric grotesk by Falko Grentrup for Parachute, developed from lettering originally made for the Elemental Editions logotype. Functionalist vintage references and carefully balanced geometric forms give it a simple but characterful voice.

A Geometric Grotesk with Vintage Energy

PF Eef preserves the core geometry of its glyphs, then adds subtle optical adjustments so text feels balanced rather than rigid. The result recalls classic condensed geometric forms while retaining a playful, harmonious texture. Regular, Medium, and Bold weights make the family focused but useful from display to medium text sizes.

For Posters, Publishing, and Brand Work

Use PF Eef for posters, magazines, packaging, corporate identities, and independent publishing. It creates a modernist headline with a touch of vintage personality, while remaining clear enough for smaller supporting text.

Using PF Eef

Let Regular establish an orderly base and use Medium or Bold for forceful hierarchy. Pair it with a simple text face for longer reading, or use it alone across a concise poster or packaging panel. A disciplined grid gives its compact geometry room to read clearly.

Why It Stands Out

PF Eef combines the clarity of a geometric sans serif with a more idiosyncratic editorial warmth. Its three-weight structure is flexible and suited to designs that need modern utility with a recognisable point of view.