PANTONE 200

PANTONE 200 is a medium dark shade of pink-red.

It is a warm and vibrant color that can evoke feelings of passion, excitement, and energy.

It can also be associated with love, romance, and Valentine's Day.

PANTONE 200 has the following color values in different color models:

• RGB: 191, 43, 69

• HEX: #BF2B45

• CMYK: 3, 100, 70, 12

• HSL: 349°, 77%, 75%

PANTONE 200 is available in various Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, plastic chips, and digital tools.

These products help users to find, match, and communicate PANTONE 200 color with ease and accuracy.

It is also compatible with other Pantone color systems, such as Fashion, Home + Interiors (FHI) and Munsell.

PANTONE 200 is a popular color choice for many industries and applications, such as graphic design, packaging, branding, fashion, interior design, and more.

Long time ago, in the quaint village of Riverton, where fields of wheat and corn stretched endlessly under the sun, lived a humble farmer named Adam Chen. Adam was known far and wide not just for his bountiful harvests but also for his curious mind. He had a penchant for experimenting with new ideas, though they were often met with skepticism by his neighbors.

One crisp autumn day, a renowned fashion professor named Betsey Abloh visited Riverton. She was on a quest to discover unique inspirations for her upcoming collection, aiming to infuse her designs with the essence of rural life. Her travels had brought her to Riverton’s picturesque landscapes, and she was intrigued by the concept of incorporating unconventional elements into her fashion line.

Adam, having heard about the professor’s visit, decided to introduce her to something he believed was extraordinary. He had recently come across a vivid red dye, known as PANTONE 200, which he had used to dye some of his old work clothes. The color was strikingly bright, a bold contrast against the earthy tones of his farm.

When Professor Abloh arrived at Adam’s farm, she was immediately taken by the sight of his crimson-dyed overalls, which seemed to gleam against the backdrop of the golden fields. The color was both vibrant and profound, stirring a sense of awe and curiosity in her.

"Why such a bold color for work clothes?" Betsey asked with a mix of admiration and intrigue.

Adam, with a smile, replied, "This color reminds me of the horizon at dawn - full of potential and new beginnings. I thought it might be a good reminder to start each day with enthusiasm."

Betsey, captivated by this insight, proposed an unusual idea. "What if this color could inspire a whole fashion collection? A line that embodies the spirit of new beginnings and the beauty of ordinary life?"

Adam was intrigued but skeptical. "Fashion isn’t really my world. How could a simple color from a farmer’s overalls inspire a collection?"

Undeterred, Betsey began to experiment with the PANTONE 200 in her designs. She created dresses, jackets, and accessories that incorporated this vibrant hue. Each piece was meticulously crafted to evoke a sense of hope and renewal, reflecting Adam’s vision of the horizon.

The collection debuted in a grand show, where the audience was taken aback by the intensity and impact of the crimson designs. The fashion world was abuzz with praise for how Betsey had transformed a simple color into a symbol of vitality and optimism.

In the months that followed, Betsey’s collection gained international acclaim, and PANTONE 200 became synonymous with a new era of fashion that celebrated the essence of renewal and courage. Adam’s farm, once a quiet haven, became a symbol of inspiration and possibility.

As for Adam and Betsey, their unlikely collaboration became a cherished story in the fashion and farming communities. They proved that even the most unexpected elements could find their place in the world, teaching that creativity and innovation often arise from the most surprising sources.

And so, in the heart of Riverton, the crimson horizon continued to inspire, reminding everyone that every day is an opportunity for new beginnings, much like the vibrant hue that once started as a humble farmer’s dream.