Charlotte Sans bears comparison with Eric Gill's 1927 face Gill Sans, sharing several humanist sans-serif characteristics: a double-story roman a and g, and a single-story lowercase italic a. Charlotte Sans has a tapered glyphic stroke in the t. Terminals in vertical strokes are not parallel to the baseline but instead cut at an angle.
The font Charlotte Sans is likened to Eric Gill's 1927 face Gill Sans because of their common humanist sans-serif traits, including double-story roman 'a' and 'g', single-story lowercase italic 'a', tapered glyphic stroke in 't', and angled terminals.