Davy grey
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PANTONE 2180
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#2F6979RGB:
47, 105, 121CMYK:
83, 40, 34, 30HSL:
193°, 61%, 47%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Teal bluein PANTONE:
PANTONE 2214in RAL Classic:
RAL 5025in RAL Design:
RAL 220 40 25in RAL Effect:
RAL 650-5in NCS:
NCS S 4030-B 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 2180?
PANTONE 2180 is a dark teal color that has the following color values:
This color can also be cross-referenced to find the best match for different materials.
PANTONE 2180 is a versatile color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, design, fashion, or art.
It can evoke a sense of calmness, stability, elegance, or sophistication.
This color can also contrast well with warmer or lighter colors, such as orange, yellow, or white.
PANTONE 2180 is one of the many colors that PANTONE offers to help designers, brands, and manufacturers communicate and express their ideas through color.
RGB 47, 105, 121
CMYK 83, 40, 34, 30
Hex #2F6979
This color can also be cross-referenced to find the best match for different materials.
PANTONE 2180 is a versatile color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, design, fashion, or art.
It can evoke a sense of calmness, stability, elegance, or sophistication.
This color can also contrast well with warmer or lighter colors, such as orange, yellow, or white.
PANTONE 2180 is one of the many colors that PANTONE offers to help designers, brands, and manufacturers communicate and express their ideas through color.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2180 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 7043
RAL 9005
RAL 6034
RAL 3012
RAL 1013
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2180'
The Hue of Destiny
Far away, in the sleepy village of Verdant Valley, Rohan Smith tended to his farm with the kind of dedication only found in the quiet heart of the countryside. His days were filled with the rhythm of nature - sunrise to sunset, planting, harvesting, and nurturing the land. But Rohan’s true passion lay in a peculiar hobby: he loved to experiment with natural dyes. From the petals of wildflowers to the roots of ancient trees, he sought out every color nature could offer.
One crisp autumn morning, Rohan discovered something extraordinary. While experimenting with the juice of a rare flower he'd found deep in the forest, he noticed an unprecedented shade emerging - a vibrant hue that seemed to dance between pink and purple, shifting and shimmering with every angle. It was as if the very essence of twilight had been captured in liquid form. Excited by the beauty of the color, he named it "Eclipsia" and began dreaming of how it could transform the world of fashion.
Meanwhile, in the bustling city of Chromaville, Tommy Flame worked tirelessly in a textile factory renowned for its innovation in fabric technology. Tommy was a factory worker with an unassuming role, but he had an extraordinary gift: a nearly supernatural sense of color and an uncanny ability to recognize the potential in every shade. His hobby was experimenting with dyes and textiles, a passion that often brought him joy in an otherwise monotonous workday.
One fateful day, Rohan decided to travel to Chromaville to share his discovery. He packed samples of the Eclipsia dye, unsure of what to expect. With some reluctance, he approached the gates of the factory where Tommy worked. Rohan had no connections or credentials - just a deep belief in the power of his discovery.
Tommy was initially skeptical but agreed to meet with Rohan. As soon as Tommy saw the sample, his eyes widened. He understood immediately that this was not just any color. It was a revolution in waiting. With a shared sense of purpose, they embarked on a journey to bring Eclipsia to the fashion world.
Tommy, leveraging his expertise, introduced Rohan to the factory’s advanced dyeing technology. Together, they perfected the formula, ensuring that Eclipsia could be reproduced consistently. The factory soon buzzed with excitement as samples of Eclipsia-laden fabrics were produced, each piece more stunning than the last.
Word of the new color spread quickly through the fashion industry. Designers from all corners of the globe flocked to Chromaville to witness the magic of Eclipsia. It wasn’t long before high-end fashion houses were featuring the color in their collections, and Eclipsia was being heralded as the next great breakthrough in textiles.
The debut of PANTONE 2180 - the official name given to the color - at the annual fashion show was nothing short of spectacular. The audience gasped as models walked the runway, draped in garments that seemed to capture the very essence of the sunset and the dawn in their brilliance. The color was a sensation, praised for its versatility and its ability to evoke both emotion and awe.
Rohan and Tommy’s partnership had not only transformed their lives but also left an indelible mark on the world. The farmer and the factory worker, from humble beginnings, had revolutionized the fashion industry with a single, extraordinary color. Their journey was a testament to the idea that magic often arises from the most unexpected places, and that collaboration can turn dreams into reality.
The legacy of PANTONE 2180 - Eclipsia - reminds us that sometimes, the most profound changes come from a shared vision and a touch of serendipity.
One crisp autumn morning, Rohan discovered something extraordinary. While experimenting with the juice of a rare flower he'd found deep in the forest, he noticed an unprecedented shade emerging - a vibrant hue that seemed to dance between pink and purple, shifting and shimmering with every angle. It was as if the very essence of twilight had been captured in liquid form. Excited by the beauty of the color, he named it "Eclipsia" and began dreaming of how it could transform the world of fashion.
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Meanwhile, in the bustling city of Chromaville, Tommy Flame worked tirelessly in a textile factory renowned for its innovation in fabric technology. Tommy was a factory worker with an unassuming role, but he had an extraordinary gift: a nearly supernatural sense of color and an uncanny ability to recognize the potential in every shade. His hobby was experimenting with dyes and textiles, a passion that often brought him joy in an otherwise monotonous workday.
One fateful day, Rohan decided to travel to Chromaville to share his discovery. He packed samples of the Eclipsia dye, unsure of what to expect. With some reluctance, he approached the gates of the factory where Tommy worked. Rohan had no connections or credentials - just a deep belief in the power of his discovery.
Tommy was initially skeptical but agreed to meet with Rohan. As soon as Tommy saw the sample, his eyes widened. He understood immediately that this was not just any color. It was a revolution in waiting. With a shared sense of purpose, they embarked on a journey to bring Eclipsia to the fashion world.
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Tommy, leveraging his expertise, introduced Rohan to the factory’s advanced dyeing technology. Together, they perfected the formula, ensuring that Eclipsia could be reproduced consistently. The factory soon buzzed with excitement as samples of Eclipsia-laden fabrics were produced, each piece more stunning than the last.
Word of the new color spread quickly through the fashion industry. Designers from all corners of the globe flocked to Chromaville to witness the magic of Eclipsia. It wasn’t long before high-end fashion houses were featuring the color in their collections, and Eclipsia was being heralded as the next great breakthrough in textiles.
The debut of PANTONE 2180 - the official name given to the color - at the annual fashion show was nothing short of spectacular. The audience gasped as models walked the runway, draped in garments that seemed to capture the very essence of the sunset and the dawn in their brilliance. The color was a sensation, praised for its versatility and its ability to evoke both emotion and awe.
Rohan and Tommy’s partnership had not only transformed their lives but also left an indelible mark on the world. The farmer and the factory worker, from humble beginnings, had revolutionized the fashion industry with a single, extraordinary color. Their journey was a testament to the idea that magic often arises from the most unexpected places, and that collaboration can turn dreams into reality.
The legacy of PANTONE 2180 - Eclipsia - reminds us that sometimes, the most profound changes come from a shared vision and a touch of serendipity.
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