Cabo Slab Typeface

Price range: $25.00 through $180.00

A soft slab serif with rounded edges, 7 weights and matching italics. Built for logo design, branding, and editorial work. Desktop, Web, and App licenses.

Style

Complete • 14 Fonts
Upright • 7 Fonts
Italic • 7 Fonts

License

Desktop
Web Font
App

Clear

Perpetual license · yours forever, no subscription · instant download after purchase

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Need a custom license? Broadcast, game, enterprise, multi-seat — contact us.

Cabo Slab shares its DNA with Cabo Rounded. Same rounded terminals, same soft construction logic – with one significant addition: serifs. The result sits in a useful middle ground: it has the warmth and approachability of a rounded sans, and the authority and texture of a slab serif.

That combination makes it versatile in a specific way. It works confidently in headlines and wordmarks, but it also holds up in editorial settings where a pure sans would feel too light and a traditional slab too rigid. Seven weights from Thin to Bold, each with a matching italic, gives you room to build a full typographic hierarchy from a single family.

Designed for:

Language support – Cabo Slab covers Western and Central European languages including English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, and Romanian. Note: the character set does not include Ă/ă, Š/š, Ž/ž, Č/č, or Ł/ł. If your project requires those characters, contact us beforehand.

Which software does Cabo Slab work in?

Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Affinity Designer, Affinity Publisher, Figma, Canva, and any application that supports OTF font files.

Can I use it for client logos and brand identity projects?

Yes, the Desktop License covers client work, logos, trademarks, print, and static digital use. If your client needs the font embedded on their website, they'll need a Web Font license for their domain.

Is the license perpetual?

Yes. Once you purchase, the license is yours with no expiry and no renewal fees. You're not subscribing to anything.

What's the difference between Upright and Italic style groups?

The Upright group contains all 7 weights in their standard form - Thin through Bold. The Italic group contains the slanted versions of all 7 weights. If you're building a typographic system that needs both text and emphasis, the full family gives you everything. If you're primarily setting headlines or wordmarks in one direction, a single style group covers it.