Slab is a stencil type system comprising three styles – Slab Soft, Slab Hard and Slab Bloc – each drawn in a single weight and available in both proportionally spaced and monospaced versions.

Stencil lettering prioritises economy, efficiency and speed of reproduction as it was developed originally for practical applications ranging from commercial packaging and signage to military livery and equipment. Its distinctive forms are shaped by the constraints of the stencil-cutting process, which requires letters to be reduced to simple, robust structures.

The Slab collection combines this utilitarian approach with early modernist ideas about constructed geometric alphabets, in which letters are assembled from basic modular components. By extending the logic of stencil construction into a set of systematic principles, Slab explores the possibilities of typographic form through a deliberately restricted set of elements.