Nina Type

About Licensing

Our licensing policy is designed to simplify purchasing and usage as much as possible.

We’ve aimed to simplify things as much as possible to make it easier for both you and us. Here’s how it works: you license a font based on the size of your company, whether you’re a solo freelancer or a large corporation. This company size determines the price of the font license. Once you’ve licensed the font according to your company size, you can use it for any purpose specified in the license agreement (EULA). There are no ongoing costs, and usage is perpetual as long as you remain within the correct company size category and the are in accordance with the terms. Designers can use the fonts on behalf of their clients without needing to license separately.

Backed by more than 10 years of experience with clients around the world, the studio aims to showcase work on the outer limits of obsession-led design. Richly detailed and thoughtfully crafted, with no apologies for arriving at unconventional results.

Nina Type is named after Ubaldo’s pom, a stubborn mess of beauty, fun,
surprise and love. Most kindly described: “She’s… unique.”

Backed by more than 10 years of experience with clients around the world, the studio aims to showcase work on the outer limits of obsession-led design.
Richly detailed and thoughtfully crafted, with no apologies for arriving at unconventional results.

Nina Type is named after Ubaldo’s pom,
a stubborn mess of beauty, fun, surprise and love. Most kindly described:
“She’s… unique.”

hola@ninatype.com

Backed by more than 10 years of experience with clients around the world, the studio aims to showcase work on the outer limits of obsession-led design. Richly detailed and thoughtfully crafted,
with no apologies for arriving at unconventional results.

Nina Type is named after Ubaldo’s pom, a stubborn mess of beauty, fun, surprise and love. Most kindly described: “She’s… unique.”

hola@ninatype.com

Website, typefaces and graphics by Ubaldo Ortiz.