Onyx
Pink pearl
Cardinal
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Rose taupe
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PANTONE 1635
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#E8986DRGB:
232, 152, 109CMYK:
0, 51, 55, 0HSL:
21°, 53%, 91%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark salmonin PANTONE:
PANTONE 170in RAL Classic:
RAL 3012in RAL Design:
RAL 050 70 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 420-3in NCS:
NCS S 2030-Y60R 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 1635?
PANTONE 1635 is a color that has different shades depending on the material and the coating.
It is a HEX color code #E8986D, which is a medium light shade of red-orange.
PANTONE 1635 is a warm and cozy hue
It reminds me of a sunset or a juicy fruit
It can brighten up any mood or space
With its cheerful and inviting grace
PANTONE 1635 is a color to love and embrace
It is a HEX color code #E8986D, which is a medium light shade of red-orange.
PANTONE 1635 is a warm and cozy hue
It reminds me of a sunset or a juicy fruit
It can brighten up any mood or space
With its cheerful and inviting grace
PANTONE 1635 is a color to love and embrace
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 1635 color
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Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
RAL Classic
RAL 9005
RAL 3015
RAL 3027
RAL 1012
RAL 1036
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 1635'
The Crimson Revolution
Long time ago, far away, in the vibrant city of Avantura, the world of high fashion was in chaos. The reigning color of the season was a bland beige, and creativity seemed to have drained from the industry. That was until the arrival of a revolutionary shade: PANTONE 1635, a bold, fiery orange-red that promised to shake the fashion world to its core.
Connor Takemura, a passionate fashion student with a knack for color theory, had long been captivated by PANTONE 1635. He saw in it not just a color, but a catalyst for change. His designs, though brilliant, were often overshadowed by the mainstream monotony. Desperate to make his mark, Connor poured all his energy into creating a collection centered around the daring hue.
Across the city, Vivienne Black, a reclusive but brilliant engineer, was working on a groundbreaking textile innovation. Her new fabric, designed to enhance the vibrancy of colors, had the potential to make PANTONE 1635 look even more astonishing. Vivienne, however, was skeptical of its impact on the fashion industry and reluctant to release it.
Their paths crossed at a fateful fashion symposium where Connor’s daring designs caught Vivienne’s attention. The vibrant, almost otherworldly appearance of PANTONE 1635 on Connor’s creations intrigued Vivienne, who had never seen a color so vivid in real-world application.
Connor, sensing an opportunity, approached Vivienne with a proposal. He wanted to use her textile technology to showcase PANTONE 1635 in its full glory. Vivienne was initially hesitant, fearing the risk of her innovation being dismissed as a gimmick. But Connor’s genuine passion and vision convinced her to take a leap of faith.
As the collaboration progressed, they encountered numerous challenges. The fabric, while enhancing the color, also required precision engineering to maintain its structural integrity. Vivienne worked tirelessly, while Connor perfected his designs, all under a looming deadline for the upcoming Fashion Week.
On the eve of the show, a catastrophic malfunction threatened to ruin everything. The new fabric, under the intense stage lights, began to lose its vibrant hue. Vivienne was devastated, fearing their effort was in vain.
Connor, however, refused to give up. He rallied his peers and together, they devised a last-minute solution. Connor’s unwavering belief in the transformative power of PANTONE 1635 drove him to find a workaround, adapting the lighting setup to enhance the fabric’s hue without compromising its quality.
The fashion show was a gamble, but the result was nothing short of spectacular. As the models walked the runway in garments that shimmered with the intense brilliance of PANTONE 1635, the audience was stunned. The color seemed to pulse with life, evoking a powerful emotional response.
Critics hailed the collection as revolutionary. PANTONE 1635, once a mere swatch in the color spectrum, had become a symbol of boldness and innovation. Vivienne’s fabric technology, far from being a gimmick, was celebrated as a game-changer in textile engineering.
Connor’s designs ushered in a new era of fashion, where color was no longer a background element but a dynamic force. Vivienne, once a reluctant participant, was now a celebrated figure in the fashion world. Together, they had proved that the right color, backed by ingenious technology and relentless passion, could indeed transform an industry.
In the end, their story was a testament to the power of collaboration and the profound impact of believing in a singular vision. PANTONE 1635, the crimson revolution, had ignited a creative renaissance, reminding the world that even the smallest spark could set the fashion world ablaze.
Connor Takemura, a passionate fashion student with a knack for color theory, had long been captivated by PANTONE 1635. He saw in it not just a color, but a catalyst for change. His designs, though brilliant, were often overshadowed by the mainstream monotony. Desperate to make his mark, Connor poured all his energy into creating a collection centered around the daring hue.
Across the city, Vivienne Black, a reclusive but brilliant engineer, was working on a groundbreaking textile innovation. Her new fabric, designed to enhance the vibrancy of colors, had the potential to make PANTONE 1635 look even more astonishing. Vivienne, however, was skeptical of its impact on the fashion industry and reluctant to release it.
Their paths crossed at a fateful fashion symposium where Connor’s daring designs caught Vivienne’s attention. The vibrant, almost otherworldly appearance of PANTONE 1635 on Connor’s creations intrigued Vivienne, who had never seen a color so vivid in real-world application.
Connor, sensing an opportunity, approached Vivienne with a proposal. He wanted to use her textile technology to showcase PANTONE 1635 in its full glory. Vivienne was initially hesitant, fearing the risk of her innovation being dismissed as a gimmick. But Connor’s genuine passion and vision convinced her to take a leap of faith.
As the collaboration progressed, they encountered numerous challenges. The fabric, while enhancing the color, also required precision engineering to maintain its structural integrity. Vivienne worked tirelessly, while Connor perfected his designs, all under a looming deadline for the upcoming Fashion Week.
On the eve of the show, a catastrophic malfunction threatened to ruin everything. The new fabric, under the intense stage lights, began to lose its vibrant hue. Vivienne was devastated, fearing their effort was in vain.
Connor, however, refused to give up. He rallied his peers and together, they devised a last-minute solution. Connor’s unwavering belief in the transformative power of PANTONE 1635 drove him to find a workaround, adapting the lighting setup to enhance the fabric’s hue without compromising its quality.
The fashion show was a gamble, but the result was nothing short of spectacular. As the models walked the runway in garments that shimmered with the intense brilliance of PANTONE 1635, the audience was stunned. The color seemed to pulse with life, evoking a powerful emotional response.
Critics hailed the collection as revolutionary. PANTONE 1635, once a mere swatch in the color spectrum, had become a symbol of boldness and innovation. Vivienne’s fabric technology, far from being a gimmick, was celebrated as a game-changer in textile engineering.
Connor’s designs ushered in a new era of fashion, where color was no longer a background element but a dynamic force. Vivienne, once a reluctant participant, was now a celebrated figure in the fashion world. Together, they had proved that the right color, backed by ingenious technology and relentless passion, could indeed transform an industry.
In the end, their story was a testament to the power of collaboration and the profound impact of believing in a singular vision. PANTONE 1635, the crimson revolution, had ignited a creative renaissance, reminding the world that even the smallest spark could set the fashion world ablaze.
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