/* The brand's own two typefaces, from wander-branding/.
   Self-hosted for the same reason as fonts.css: no visitor IP reaches a third
   party before consent (COMPLIANCE.md finding 3).

   THE BRAND GUIDE'S OWN INSTRUCTION, verbatim, so nobody has to re-open the PDF:
   "The one on the top is a font called BIG CASLON MEDIUM. The one on the bottom
   is a font called GOTHAM. ... Gotham should be the font of most of the text on
   your site and in your print collateral, and Big Caslon is more of the headline
   font or 'contrast' font."

   So: Gotham is body, Big Caslon is display. That is the whole type system.

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   ⚠ LICENCE — READ BEFORE ASSUMING THIS IS FINE.

   Fraunces, Work Sans and Inter in fonts.css are SIL Open Font Licence, which
   permits redistribution. THESE TWO ARE NOT. Gotham is Hoefler & Co and Big
   Caslon is Carter / Font Bureau — both commercial, and neither file carries an
   embedded licence string. The brand guide itself says "You can purchase them
   online", which is a licence to USE, not necessarily to serve.

   The repo root is the publish directory, so a font in assets/ is downloadable
   by anyone who guesses the URL — that is redistribution, and a desktop licence
   does not usually cover it. What is normally required is a webfont licence,
   often priced per pageview.

   DECIDED, 29 July 2026. The owner was shown the above before anything shipped
   and answered: "i already own the fonts legally." So these are served on the
   owner's own confirmation that they hold the licence, and this file is no longer
   asking. Recorded rather than deleted so the next person knows the exposure was
   considered and settled by the person entitled to settle it, instead of
   rediscovering the question and re-litigating it.

   One thing to check if it ever comes up again: many EULAs licence DESKTOP and
   WEB use separately, so "I own the font" and "I may serve the file" can be two
   different permissions. If the web half ever turns out to be missing, the fix is
   one file: substitute metrically-similar OFL faces — Montserrat for Gotham (the
   brand guide's own PDF sets it beside GothamLight) and Playfair Display or Libre
   Caslon for Big Caslon. Nothing else in the brand work depends on these files.
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   ONE WEIGHT EACH, and that has a visible consequence worth knowing. The brand
   supplied Gotham Book (400) and Big Caslon Medium (500) only. This site asks
   for 600 and 700 constantly — every uppercase label, every button, every chip.
   A family with one face does NOT fall through to the next family in the stack
   for a missing weight; the browser picks the nearest face and synthesises the
   bold. So most bold text here is synthetic. At the 11-13px letter-spaced sizes
   where this site does its bolding that is nearly invisible, but a real Gotham
   Bold and Big Caslon Bold would sharpen it, and that is the first thing to buy
   if the licence above gets sorted out.

   Kept in the stack after each brand font: the OFL faces, which is what renders
   if these files are ever pulled for the licence reason above. The page does not
   fall apart — it falls back. */

@font-face {
  font-family: 'Gotham';
  font-style: normal;
  font-weight: 400 500;
  /* swap, not block: a body typeface that arrives late must never leave the page
     blank. Matches fonts.css's choice for every other face. */
  font-display: swap;
  src: url('fonts/gotham-book.ttf') format('truetype');
}

@font-face {
  font-family: 'Big Caslon';
  font-style: normal;
  font-weight: 500 600;
  font-display: swap;
  src: url('fonts/big-caslon-medium.ttf') format('truetype');
}