Haricot Písmo

Haricot is a free groovy decorative display font with broad, rounded capitals and the exuberant character of 1970s lettering. Its dense shapes combine sweeping arches, bulbous verticals, and crisp geometric cuts, so every letter presents a markedly different silhouette. Circular spaces and sudden white notches break up the weight and turn the alphabet into a sequence of compact graphic forms.

Record sleeves and festival posters can draw on its psychedelic heft, whereas fashion packaging and nightlife branding can use the oversized geometry as part of a larger pattern or emblem. It speaks most directly to audiences drawn to experimental retro design.

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The font is also known as Beans in Dan X Solo’s books.