Purista is a geometric sans serif with a distinctly technical character. Its letterforms are based on rectangular proportions, simple geometric forms, and strictly horizontal or vertical terminals. Despite its systematic construction, optical corrections ensure balanced proportions, rhythm, and legibility throughout the family.

Alongside the core family, the type system now includes the narrower Cond, the wider Wide, and the monospaced Mono. All four families are available in a broad range of weights, from Thin, which reveals the precision of the geometric construction, to Black, which transforms the same principles into dense, assertive forms.

Each weight is available in two slanted variants: Italic introduces distinctive forms for selected lowercase characters, creating a more pronounced contrast with the upright, while Oblique retains the construction of the upright. Stylistic sets provide further alternatives, allowing the character of the typeface to be adjusted without compromising its underlying structure.

Purista combines a strong visual identity with an unusually broad range of expression, making it suitable for typography at very different scales — from visual identities and information systems to editorial design, user interfaces, and bold display typography.