The Color Specifier & Guide Set Supplements present the new 210 FASHION, HOME + INTERIORS Colors created from new, more Earth-friendly formulations and an accompanying new PANTONE Color Number suffix, TPG (Textile Paper – “Green”). The colorant combinations have been modified to remove all lead pigments and chromium, while maintaining the same color integrity as the previous versions that featured the TPX suffix. Reformulating the colors in this product to make them more eco-friendly has allowed us to meet compliance standards in European countries and other parts of the world.
In addition to the eco-friendly formulas, we’ve made other enhancements to improve the user experience. The guides and specifier supplements can easily be placed in the already existing binder and storage sleeve for easy storage. Replacement pages for the specifier are available to replenish old pages.
Ideal for non-fabric materials, the PANTONE Color Specifier and PANTONE Color Guide have been redesigned for the ultimate in color selection and control. All 210 new colors are now arranged in a chromatic flow that enhances inspiration and speeds production. PANTONE Color Specifier features six tear-out chips of each PANTONE Color, making it ideal for palette development and presentations. Chips attach to sketches and design files for accurate color communication and quality assurance at every stage of product development.
PANTONE Color Guide is a handy, take-along guide – perfect for sample shopping, client meetings and on-site reviews. It’s your complete, comprehensive color library in a compact format.
210 new FASHION, HOME + INTERIORS colors
Supplements can easily be added into the existing Specifier and Guide Set
Six tear-out chips of each color for palette development, color communication and attaching to design sketches and files
Colors are chromatically arranged and referenced by PANTONE Name and Number
Individual replacement pages are available for Specifier
210 lacquer-on-paper colors
Color numbers feature new TPG suffix
Reformulated colors meet international compliance standards
Colors are referenced with a PANTONE Name and Number
PANTONE Colors are recognized around the world as the premier color standard