HGAlmond is a Gothic typeface characterized by its structural logic, designed to preserve the unique size and shape of Hangul characters.
As a fully variable-width Hangul typeface, it departs from the conventional practice of adjusting character proportions to fixed widths. This allows horizontally grouped letters to expand boldly, while vertically grouped letters—naturally narrower—balance them to create a distinctive rhythm and a charming, playful feel. Although belonging to the category of linear sans-serifs, HG Almond’s letterforms feature subtle curves, giving the typeface a soft and approachable impression.

The typeface comes in a versatile family of six weights, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, and includes 2,350 Hangul glyphs. Both Hangul and Latin characters are designed with variable widths, enabling more flexible and unconventional use. The English letters and numerals are carefully sized and positioned in harmony with the lines and rhythmic structure of Hangul, while avoiding overly distinctive forms for a clean and modern expression.