Trice by Nu Zając, is a typeface with two roles; to simplify convoluted typography, or to convolute simple typography. A base roman style is drawn with diacritics in mind and paired with two sets of italics, allowing for solving difficult hierarchy problems. Or introducing them.

As an approach to typeface design, Trice represents doing things without a particular reason to find unpredictable solutions to problems; its utility could only have been found after it was made.

Trice is structured as 3 variable fonts, from Regular to Heavy weight; Roman, Italic A, and Italic B.

Nu Zając is a Polish-born type designer usually based in Luxembourg, The Hague, or Rzeszów. Their typographic and type-design practice explores formal type in literary contexts, aiming to be unobtrusive while reading but subtly atypical in both details and broader, compositional gestures.