JK Polar, designed by TypeSp_ce and Jacob King in 2012, is a free condensed sans serif with exceptionally tall, slender letters. Its rounded arches and nearly even strokes create a sleek, softly engineered profile. The open forms keep it airy.
Designers working in fashion, architecture, and contemporary arts publishing can use its elongated proportions to set an urbane, understated direction for posters and brand identities. In magazines and exhibition catalogues, it can turn section openers and cover lines into a distinctive part of the editorial voice.