Pantonevärillä

Pantonevärillä refers to colors within the Pantone Matching System (PMS). Pantone is a proprietary color space, most famously known for its standardized color reproduction system. Developed by the Pantone company, the system allows for consistent color reproduction across different industries and manufacturing processes.

The core of the Pantone system is a standardized color language. Instead of relying on subjective descriptions, designers and manufacturers can specify a color using a unique Pantone number. This system is crucial for ensuring brand consistency, particularly in printing, textiles, and product design. For example, a company might specify that its logo must always be printed in a particular Pantone color to maintain brand recognition.

The Pantone Matching System includes a wide range of colors, often presented in swatch books. These books allow users to visually select a desired color and then identify its corresponding Pantone code. The system categorizes colors into different libraries, such as the Solid Coated, Solid Uncoated, and pastels and neons. Each color is assigned a distinct number or code, making it easily identifiable and reproducible. The use of Pantonevärillä ensures that a specific shade of blue, for instance, will look the same whether it's printed on paper in New York or on fabric in Tokyo. This standardization is invaluable for global brands and manufacturers.