Bold, seemingly compressed typeface in the upper case which serves as the logotype of Italian fashion brand Moshino.

Question

Hello everyone,

This seems to me like a slight alteration of a bold, compressed DIN.

Does anyone know if that is the case or if the logotype is actually set in an entirely different font?

Thank you in advance for your time and help.

Comments

Whatever it is, it's kind of a mess. The O and H appear too light next to the other letters, and the S has a very awkward kink in its spine.

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DIN usually has a high center vertex in M. Venus Condensed has a similar high-waisted S, but isn’t as straight-sided, and has angled terminals. See Vonness and Mars for digital interpretations of Venus Condensed.

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I'm not sure if this counts, but there's a font on DaFont, Gobold, that seems to be made *from* the Moschino logo, it's very similar. But no promises given on quality, since its free/freemium.

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Thanks for your help. : )