Hossegor takes its name from the surf town on France's Atlantic coast, and its letterforms come straight out of that 1970s seaside world: chunky slab serifs, rounded groovy bowls, and hand-cut edges with a sun-bleached, slightly irregular finish. It's an all-caps retro serif display font drawn to go loud on headlines and hold its warmth on labels, surf-shop signage, worn vinyl sleeves, and faded beach posters. Its reach runs past English: the extended Latin set covers French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Dutch, and the Scandinavian languages, with Ø, Æ, Å, Œ, Ñ, Ç, and full Western European diacritics on board. Practical uses: - Branding and identities — surf labels, café and restaurant marks, boutique shops, small studios. - Poster and flyer design — beach events, gigs, weekend markets, product launches. - Packaging — bottle labels, apparel tags, box sleeves, wrappers. - Merchandise — tees, totes, caps, enamel pins, art prints. - Editorial layouts — magazine headlines, chapter openers, pull quotes. Features: - all-caps uppercase A–Z; - numerals, full punctuation, currency, and reference symbols; - multilingual support.