Jacinto Sans by Tracer Tong is a free eroded display sans serif built from broad, squared letterforms and rough, chipped surfaces. Its cuts are scattered and irregular.
A streetwear label or independent music venue could use this worn lettering for an assertive, handmade identity. The distressed caps also fit underground gig posters, album packaging, and skate merchandise, where their scraped ink texture can echo photocopied artwork, concrete, or weathered print. In editorial design, it could turn a magazine cover line into part of a gritty urban image rather than neutral typography.