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PANTONE 2111
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#3F5173RGB:
63, 81, 115CMYK:
86, 65, 21, 26HSL:
219°, 45%, 45%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pangin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7545in RAL Classic:
RAL 5000in RAL Design:
RAL 270 30 25in RAL Effect:
RAL 630-3in NCS:
NCS S 5020-R80B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:16
What color is PANTONE 2111?
PANTONE 2111 has different variants depending on the type of material or surface it is applied to, such as coated paper, uncoated paper, or plastic.
It is a dark pastel blue color with a hue value of 219 degrees, a saturation value of 45%, and a lightness value of 45%.
This color has a hexadecimal code of #3F5173, which means it is composed of 24.71% red, 31.76% green, and 45.1% blue in the RGB color space.
PANTONE 2111 can be used for various purposes, such as graphic design, fashion, home, or plastics.
It is a cool and calm color that can create a sense of elegance, sophistication, or mystery.
Some possible color combinations with PANTONE 2111 are white, gray, silver, purple, or pink.
It is a dark pastel blue color with a hue value of 219 degrees, a saturation value of 45%, and a lightness value of 45%.
This color has a hexadecimal code of #3F5173, which means it is composed of 24.71% red, 31.76% green, and 45.1% blue in the RGB color space.
PANTONE 2111 can be used for various purposes, such as graphic design, fashion, home, or plastics.
It is a cool and calm color that can create a sense of elegance, sophistication, or mystery.
Some possible color combinations with PANTONE 2111 are white, gray, silver, purple, or pink.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2111 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).
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2111'
The Color of Catwalks and Cowpokes
In a far away place, in the picturesque town of Greenridge, a quirky trend was about to ripple through the fashion world, thanks to a peculiar pairing of a farmer and a cleaner. Manolo Arrow, a farmer with a keen eye for the unusual, and Maximilian Stewart, a meticulous cleaner with a penchant for perfection, were about to turn the fashion industry upside down with one unique color: PANTONE 2111.
Manolo Arrow was a local legend, known for his innovative farming techniques and a penchant for wearing brightly colored overalls. One sunny morning, he stumbled upon an old fashion magazine in the attic of his barn. Flicking through it, he came across a vibrant pink hue labeled PANTONE 2111. He was struck by the color’s exuberance and thought, "This shade would look great on my cows!"
Inspired, Manolo painted his barn and even his prize cow, Bessie, in the vivid PANTONE 2111. To his surprise, Bessie’s newfound color caught the eye of Maximilian Stewart, the local cleaner who moonlighted as a fashion aficionado. Maximilian was notorious for his immaculate, albeit traditional, dress sense. He often wore monochrome suits while dreaming of injecting a splash of color into his wardrobe.
One day, while cleaning a local boutique, Maximilian spotted a poster of Bessie in all her pink glory. Intrigued, he visited Manolo’s farm to learn more about the mysterious color. After a thorough discussion about the merits of PANTONE 2111, the two struck up an unlikely friendship. Maximilian was fascinated by the color’s potential and saw a golden opportunity to blend his cleaning skills with Manolo’s farming creativity.
Together, they hatched a plan to launch a fashion line using PANTONE 2111. The catch? They had no idea how to sew or design clothes. But, as fate would have it, they decided to combine their skills. Manolo provided the eccentricity and the color, while Maximilian brought the meticulous attention to detail. They repurposed old clothes and added splashes of PANTONE 2111, from dresses to accessories.
The result was nothing short of spectacular. Their fashion line, dubbed "Farm to Catwalk," was a hit. Models walked the runway in outfits that boasted vibrant pinks reminiscent of Manolo’s barn, turning heads and sparking conversations. The color, once associated with cows and barns, was now the talk of high fashion.
Fashion critics initially scoffed at the idea of a farmer and a cleaner revolutionizing the industry. Yet, the combination of practicality and whimsy captivated the fashion world. The PANTONE 2111 fashion line became a symbol of embracing the unexpected and finding beauty in the most unconventional places.
As for Manolo and Maximilian, they continued their unlikely collaboration, hosting farm-to-fashion shows where cows strutted alongside models, both proudly adorned in PANTONE 2111. Their story became a beloved legend, teaching everyone that innovation often springs from the most unlikely partnerships and that sometimes, the best fashion statements are born from a bit of farmyard flair and cleaning precision.
Manolo Arrow was a local legend, known for his innovative farming techniques and a penchant for wearing brightly colored overalls. One sunny morning, he stumbled upon an old fashion magazine in the attic of his barn. Flicking through it, he came across a vibrant pink hue labeled PANTONE 2111. He was struck by the color’s exuberance and thought, "This shade would look great on my cows!"
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Inspired, Manolo painted his barn and even his prize cow, Bessie, in the vivid PANTONE 2111. To his surprise, Bessie’s newfound color caught the eye of Maximilian Stewart, the local cleaner who moonlighted as a fashion aficionado. Maximilian was notorious for his immaculate, albeit traditional, dress sense. He often wore monochrome suits while dreaming of injecting a splash of color into his wardrobe.
One day, while cleaning a local boutique, Maximilian spotted a poster of Bessie in all her pink glory. Intrigued, he visited Manolo’s farm to learn more about the mysterious color. After a thorough discussion about the merits of PANTONE 2111, the two struck up an unlikely friendship. Maximilian was fascinated by the color’s potential and saw a golden opportunity to blend his cleaning skills with Manolo’s farming creativity.
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Together, they hatched a plan to launch a fashion line using PANTONE 2111. The catch? They had no idea how to sew or design clothes. But, as fate would have it, they decided to combine their skills. Manolo provided the eccentricity and the color, while Maximilian brought the meticulous attention to detail. They repurposed old clothes and added splashes of PANTONE 2111, from dresses to accessories.
The result was nothing short of spectacular. Their fashion line, dubbed "Farm to Catwalk," was a hit. Models walked the runway in outfits that boasted vibrant pinks reminiscent of Manolo’s barn, turning heads and sparking conversations. The color, once associated with cows and barns, was now the talk of high fashion.
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Fashion critics initially scoffed at the idea of a farmer and a cleaner revolutionizing the industry. Yet, the combination of practicality and whimsy captivated the fashion world. The PANTONE 2111 fashion line became a symbol of embracing the unexpected and finding beauty in the most unconventional places.
As for Manolo and Maximilian, they continued their unlikely collaboration, hosting farm-to-fashion shows where cows strutted alongside models, both proudly adorned in PANTONE 2111. Their story became a beloved legend, teaching everyone that innovation often springs from the most unlikely partnerships and that sometimes, the best fashion statements are born from a bit of farmyard flair and cleaning precision.
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