PANTONE 2341

PANTONE 2341 is a shade of pink-red with a hexadecimal color code of #BB6C6B.

In the RGB color model, it is composed of 73.33% red, 42.35% green and 41.96% blue.

In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 1° (degrees), 43% saturation and 73% lightness.

This color has an approximate wavelength of 609.83 nm, which means it is close to the red end of the visible spectrum.

PANTONE 2341 can be found in some Pantone products, such as the Formula Guide, the Solid Chips, and the Plastic Standard Chips Collection.

Once upon a time in the quirky little town of Splashville, there was a fisherman named Manolo Powell and a cleaner named Kate Gonzalez. Manolo was known for his old, rumpled fishing gear that had seen better days, while Kate was famous for her immaculate cleaning services, always dressed in her crisp, white uniform.

One sunny afternoon, the local fashion show was fast approaching, and the townspeople were buzzing with excitement. This year, the theme was "Colors of Splashville," and everyone was eager to see the latest fashion trends. However, the fashion designer, a flamboyant fellow named Jasper Midas, was in a panic. His shipment of PANTONE 2341, a strikingly vibrant shade of pink, had gone missing! With the show just days away, Jasper was desperate.

Manolo, who was busy fishing for his lunch, accidentally caught a mysterious package in his net. The package was marked with the logo of the fashion show. Curious, he opened it, only to find rolls of fabric in the exact shade of PANTONE 2341. Unbeknownst to him, this was the missing shipment Jasper had been frantically searching for.

Meanwhile, Kate was scrubbing down the hallways of the fashion show venue, her white uniform looking spotless as usual. As she scrubbed away, she noticed a large, pink roll of fabric lying unattended in the corner. Intrigued, Kate couldn’t resist touching the fabric, only to find it stained with an odd mixture of cleaning solutions she’d accidentally spilled. The vibrant PANTONE 2341 quickly turned into a blotchy mess.

Manolo, feeling adventurous, decided to try out the fabric for himself. He had heard about the fashion show but had never really paid much attention. Armed with scissors and an old sewing machine he found in his garage, he fashioned himself a flamboyant pink outfit. The result was a pair of high-waisted pants and a sleeveless vest that made him look like a walking, talking piece of cotton candy.

Kate, determined to save the day, had an idea. She fashioned a sparkly pink dress out of the now multicolored fabric, which, despite its stains, turned out to be quite the eye-catcher. The dress sparkled in the light, giving it an unexpected charm that caught everyone's attention.

The day of the fashion show arrived, and Jasper was still searching for his missing shipment, unaware that it had already been put to good use. As the models strutted their stuff, Manolo, in his cotton candy outfit, made an unexpected appearance, proudly showing off his creation. The audience erupted in laughter and applause, charmed by Manolo’s unintentional comedic flair.

When Kate walked out in her sparkly, multi-stained dress, the crowd went wild. The unique pattern and vibrant color, though originally an accident, became the highlight of the show. Jasper, finally realizing that the missing PANTONE 2341 had been used in the most unexpected ways, was overjoyed. He declared that this year’s fashion show would celebrate not just the color but also the unexpected creativity it inspired.

In the end, Manolo and Kate became local legends. Manolo’s "Cotton Candy Chic" and Kate’s "Sparkling Splatter" were talked about for weeks. Jasper, thrilled with the outcome, even made the color PANTONE 2341 the official color of Splashville’s annual festival.

And so, in the quirky little town of Splashville, the story of the fisherman and the cleaner’s colorful mishaps turned into a hilarious, fashion-forward triumph that was remembered for years to come.