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Outfit vs Cabin

Both are sans serif faces on Google Fonts. Cabin has the larger x-height, so it looks bigger at the same size. Outfit takes more horizontal space.

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Handgloves & Quartz Jockeys

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs, then ship it to 1,842 Grove Street by 9:30 AM.

Handgloves & Quartz Jockeys

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs, then ship it to 1,842 Grove Street by 9:30 AM.

Measured from the font files. Heights and widths are shown as a share of the font size, so they compare directly at any point size.
Measurement	Outfit	Cabin	Difference
x-heightHeight of lowercase letters, as a share of the font size. Higher reads larger at the same point size.	47.5%	49.0%	1.5%
Cap heightHeight of capitals, as a share of the font size.	69.4%	70.0%	0.6%
x-height to cap ratioProportion of lowercase to uppercase. Higher feels more modern and open.	0.68	0.70	0.02
Stroke weightMeasured thickness of a vertical stroke. Higher is heavier on the page.	9.3%	9.2%	0.1%
Stroke contrastHorizontal stroke divided by vertical. 1.0 is even; below 0.5 means strong thick-thin modulation.	0.94	0.87	0.07
Average character widthMean lowercase advance. Higher takes more horizontal space.	50.2%	47.7%	2.6%

Average character width: Outfit measures 50.2%, Cabin measures 47.7%. Mean lowercase advance. Higher takes more horizontal space.
Stroke contrast: Outfit measures 0.94, Cabin measures 0.87. Horizontal stroke divided by vertical. 1.0 is even; below 0.5 means strong thick-thin modulation.
x-height: Outfit measures 47.5%, Cabin measures 49.0%. Height of lowercase letters, as a share of the font size. Higher reads larger at the same point size.