Tangerang Mono is a Thai and Arabic script expansion of Monixend font. Unlike Monixend and Lexend, the Tangerang Mono font uses double-storey “a” instead of single-storey to match with Readex Pro font.
Uniquely, both Readex Pro and Tangerang Mono font uses hook-less/flat/straight-tail lowercase “t” alongside with double-storey lowercase “a”, where this unsual behaviour can only be found in some fonts like Ginto and Satoshi. This is a really rare configuration, and makes the font look more intresting.
Tangerang Mono font is officially licensed under SIL Open Font License 1.1 - You can use this font for developing or experimental purposes.
Tips: For a consistency, avoid pairing this font with Lexend font, because Lexend font uses single-storey lowercase “a” winch is matching more to Monixend rather than Tangerang Mono. So, pair the Tangerang Mono font with Readex Pro font instead.
Fun fact: Tangerang Mono font is metrically compatible with Monixend font.
Check out the bold variant here!
26 July 2026 Update:
- Added two new letterlike symbols from the Monixend's 26th July 2026 update.
21 August 2026 Update:
- Optimized the Colon, Semicolon, and the Commerciat At symbol (@).
6 October 2026 Update:
- Added all glyphs from the Monixend font with some changes.
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For anyone else who is concerned what happened to Rexina Mono fonts…
I'm decided to remove the previous Rexina Mono fonts, and I recreated/remaked that font as Tangerang Mono with Thai and Arabic support.
This is because of major updates and there's too many new glyphs I made in the Monixend font, especially Greek and Cyrillic. If I add these all glyphs that available on Monixend to the Rexina Mono, it would be consuming too many time. So, I decided to replace the previous Rexina Mono fonts with Tangerang Mono fonts by cloning my own Monixend font, and I only need to add Thai and Arabic glyphs without having to copy and pasting serval glyphs from Monixend fonts one by one.
In my opinion, most of your fonts are looking really nice, but most of your fonts having smaller scale, making it harder to be read without being enlarged. I'm suggesting you to rescale most of your fonts by enlarging the gird size, so, everyone don't need to resize the font size anymore when they switched their fonts to you font designs.
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