Onyx
Prussian blue
Lapis lazuli
Pacific Blue
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PANTONE 2237
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#0F7F83RGB:
15, 127, 131CMYK:
86, 16, 44, 21HSL:
182°, 89%, 51%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Tealin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2231in RAL Classic:
RAL 5021in RAL Design:
RAL 190 50 30in RAL Effect:
RAL 710-4in NCS:
NCS S 3050-B30G 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:18
What color is PANTONE 2237?
PANTONE 2237 is a color code that belongs to the PANTONE Color Matching System (PMS), which is a standardized system for identifying and reproducing colors.
It has different variations depending on the type of material and printing process, such as coated, uncoated, or extended gamut.
This colour is a shade of cyan that can be described as dark teal or turquoise.
PANTONE 2237 has a hex value of #0F7F83 and a hue of 182°.
It has different variations depending on the type of material and printing process, such as coated, uncoated, or extended gamut.
This colour is a shade of cyan that can be described as dark teal or turquoise.
PANTONE 2237 has a hex value of #0F7F83 and a hue of 182°.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2237 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2237'
The Chromatic Revelation
Far away, in the quaint town of Finsbury, Christian Jet, a modest farmer, lived a simple life amidst his golden fields of wheat. His days were filled with planting, harvesting, and tending to his land. But Christian’s unassuming life was about to be forever altered by a color - PANTONE 2237, a shade so enigmatic it had never been seen before.
One crisp autumn morning, a delivery worker named Leonardo Honey arrived at Christian’s farm. Leonardo was known throughout the town for his seemingly mundane job, delivering packages and parcels with an almost otherworldly diligence. He was in possession of a mysterious box, wrapped in shimmering metallic paper.
Christian, curious, accepted the package and found within it a single roll of fabric dyed in the extraordinary PANTONE 2237. It was a shade that seemed to pulsate with its own light, a deep, vivid hue that defied the boundaries of the visible spectrum. Alongside the fabric was a note: "This is not just a color. It is a revelation."
Confounded, Christian decided to seek answers. He approached Leonardo, who, with a cryptic smile, suggested that the fabric be showcased at the town’s annual fashion gala. The gala, renowned for celebrating local designers, was the perfect stage for such a remarkable discovery.
Christian, despite his lack of fashion expertise, worked with the town’s seamstress to create an outfit from the fabric. As the night of the gala arrived, anticipation buzzed through the crowd. The outfit, a sleek ensemble that seemed to shift in color and light, took the stage.
As the model paraded the garment, a ripple of astonishment spread through the audience. PANTONE 2237, with its otherworldly sheen, appeared to transform the wearer, creating an almost hypnotic effect. The color seemed to influence emotions, heightening feelings of awe and admiration. Fashion critics were astounded, declaring it a groundbreaking moment in the industry. They dubbed it "The Chromatic Revelation."
The fabric's impact did not end there. Designers and fashion houses worldwide were soon clamoring for the color, sparking a global frenzy. PANTONE 2237 became the centerpiece of high fashion collections, revolutionizing the industry with its dazzling presence. The once-obscure color now commanded a place in the limelight, influencing everything from couture gowns to everyday wear.
Christian Jet, once a humble farmer, found himself at the heart of a fashion revolution. Leonardo Honey, too, gained recognition for his role in the extraordinary discovery. The town of Finsbury was forever changed, with its once-ordinary residents now celebrated for introducing the world to a color that transcended the ordinary limits of perception.
The legacy of PANTONE 2237 endured, a testament to the transformative power of unexpected discoveries and the boundless potential hidden in the simplest of lives.
One crisp autumn morning, a delivery worker named Leonardo Honey arrived at Christian’s farm. Leonardo was known throughout the town for his seemingly mundane job, delivering packages and parcels with an almost otherworldly diligence. He was in possession of a mysterious box, wrapped in shimmering metallic paper.
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Christian, curious, accepted the package and found within it a single roll of fabric dyed in the extraordinary PANTONE 2237. It was a shade that seemed to pulsate with its own light, a deep, vivid hue that defied the boundaries of the visible spectrum. Alongside the fabric was a note: "This is not just a color. It is a revelation."
Confounded, Christian decided to seek answers. He approached Leonardo, who, with a cryptic smile, suggested that the fabric be showcased at the town’s annual fashion gala. The gala, renowned for celebrating local designers, was the perfect stage for such a remarkable discovery.
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Christian, despite his lack of fashion expertise, worked with the town’s seamstress to create an outfit from the fabric. As the night of the gala arrived, anticipation buzzed through the crowd. The outfit, a sleek ensemble that seemed to shift in color and light, took the stage.
As the model paraded the garment, a ripple of astonishment spread through the audience. PANTONE 2237, with its otherworldly sheen, appeared to transform the wearer, creating an almost hypnotic effect. The color seemed to influence emotions, heightening feelings of awe and admiration. Fashion critics were astounded, declaring it a groundbreaking moment in the industry. They dubbed it "The Chromatic Revelation."
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The fabric's impact did not end there. Designers and fashion houses worldwide were soon clamoring for the color, sparking a global frenzy. PANTONE 2237 became the centerpiece of high fashion collections, revolutionizing the industry with its dazzling presence. The once-obscure color now commanded a place in the limelight, influencing everything from couture gowns to everyday wear.
Christian Jet, once a humble farmer, found himself at the heart of a fashion revolution. Leonardo Honey, too, gained recognition for his role in the extraordinary discovery. The town of Finsbury was forever changed, with its once-ordinary residents now celebrated for introducing the world to a color that transcended the ordinary limits of perception.
The legacy of PANTONE 2237 endured, a testament to the transformative power of unexpected discoveries and the boundless potential hidden in the simplest of lives.
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