Midnight green
Platinum
Black
AuroMetalSaurus
Light sea green
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PANTONE 339
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#1DAC8ARGB:
29, 172, 138CMYK:
84, 0, 59, 0HSL:
166°, 83%, 67%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Jungle greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 3268in RAL Classic:
RAL 5018in RAL Design:
RAL 170 60 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 710-3in NCS:
NCS S 2050-B80G 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 339?
PANTONE 339 is a shade of green-cyan that has a hex value of #1DAC8A.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 11.37% red, 67.45% green and 54.12% blue.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 166°, a saturation of 83% and a lightness of 67%.
PANTONE 339 is available in different Pantone products, such as coated and uncoated guides, solid color chips, solid color sets, and plastic chips.
It can also be cross-referenced to other Pantone color spaces, such as CMYK, RGB, Hex, L*a*b*, and X-Rite.
PANTONE 339 can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, graphic design, fashion, and interior design.
It is a vibrant and fresh color that can evoke feelings of nature, harmony, and energy.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 11.37% red, 67.45% green and 54.12% blue.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 166°, a saturation of 83% and a lightness of 67%.
PANTONE 339 is available in different Pantone products, such as coated and uncoated guides, solid color chips, solid color sets, and plastic chips.
It can also be cross-referenced to other Pantone color spaces, such as CMYK, RGB, Hex, L*a*b*, and X-Rite.
PANTONE 339 can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, graphic design, fashion, and interior design.
It is a vibrant and fresh color that can evoke feelings of nature, harmony, and energy.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 339 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...
NCS (Natural Color System)
RAL Classic
RAL 6026
RAL 9001
RAL 9005
RAL 9023
RAL 5018
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 339'
The Pantone Paradox
Long time ago, in the year 2024, the world of high fashion was about to be shaken by an extraordinary event involving a color so vibrant it was deemed revolutionary. This was the era when "PANTONE 339," an electrifying shade of green, became the epicenter of a fashion revolution. But before it could set the world ablaze, a bizarre set of circumstances brought the future of fashion into the hands of two unlikely heroes: Karl Yamamoto, a flamboyant inventor, and Kate White, an unassuming delivery worker.
Karl Yamamoto was known across the globe for his eccentric inventions, ranging from self-tying shoelaces to edible hats. But his pièce de résistance was his invention of the Quantum Colorizer, a device that could alter colors with an unparalleled vibrancy and precision. His latest creation was the Pantone 339 color, a shade so vivid it seemed almost otherworldly.
Meanwhile, Kate White worked for a small delivery service. She was efficient, punctual, and had a knack for finding lost packages. Her job rarely brought her into the limelight, but that was about to change.
One fateful day, Karl’s latest shipment of Quantum Colorizers was mistakenly sent to Kate’s delivery route. The box, adorned with labels in high-tech holography, was destined for a top fashion house in Paris. But instead, it ended up on Kate’s van. The delivery slip showed an address in a sleepy little town - nowhere near the fashion capital.
Kate, oblivious to the box’s significance, parked her van in front of a modest bakery, thinking it would be a quick stop. Unbeknownst to her, this was a bakery frequented by the local fashion enthusiast, Mrs. Wanda Petunia. Mrs. Petunia, who had a knack for finding new trends, was immediately intrigued by the strange box.
Upon opening it, Mrs. Petunia discovered the Quantum Colorizer and a note from Karl, explaining the device’s purpose. The note also mentioned that Pantone 339 was not just a color but a "transcendent hue" that could revolutionize fashion. The moment Mrs. Petunia saw the color change, she was entranced. She knew this was something extraordinary.
Excited, Mrs. Petunia immediately spread the word in the local fashion community. The town, normally quiet and reserved, was suddenly buzzing with the news of this revolutionary color. Fashionistas and designers flocked to see Pantone 339 in action. The small bakery became an unlikely hub of high fashion, where ordinary people could now experience the latest trend.
Meanwhile, Kate was oblivious to the chaos she had inadvertently sparked. Her next delivery took her to Karl Yamamoto’s laboratory, where she finally realized the significance of the box she had mishandled. Karl, initially furious, soon found the situation amusing. He admired Kate’s unintentional role in the fashion revolution and offered her a position as his personal delivery assistant.
Together, Karl and Kate worked to manage the newfound craze for Pantone 339. Their unlikely partnership became a symbol of how even the most mundane roles could have profound impacts. Karl’s Quantum Colorizer and Kate’s serendipitous mix-up had turned a sleepy town into a fashion hotspot, reminding everyone that even the smallest actions could lead to revolutionary changes.
And so, Pantone 339 became not just a color but a testament to the power of chance and collaboration. In the world of high fashion, where trends often seem to come from nowhere, this shade of green stood as a reminder that sometimes, the most significant changes come from the most unexpected places.
Karl Yamamoto was known across the globe for his eccentric inventions, ranging from self-tying shoelaces to edible hats. But his pièce de résistance was his invention of the Quantum Colorizer, a device that could alter colors with an unparalleled vibrancy and precision. His latest creation was the Pantone 339 color, a shade so vivid it seemed almost otherworldly.
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Meanwhile, Kate White worked for a small delivery service. She was efficient, punctual, and had a knack for finding lost packages. Her job rarely brought her into the limelight, but that was about to change.
One fateful day, Karl’s latest shipment of Quantum Colorizers was mistakenly sent to Kate’s delivery route. The box, adorned with labels in high-tech holography, was destined for a top fashion house in Paris. But instead, it ended up on Kate’s van. The delivery slip showed an address in a sleepy little town - nowhere near the fashion capital.
Kate, oblivious to the box’s significance, parked her van in front of a modest bakery, thinking it would be a quick stop. Unbeknownst to her, this was a bakery frequented by the local fashion enthusiast, Mrs. Wanda Petunia. Mrs. Petunia, who had a knack for finding new trends, was immediately intrigued by the strange box.
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Upon opening it, Mrs. Petunia discovered the Quantum Colorizer and a note from Karl, explaining the device’s purpose. The note also mentioned that Pantone 339 was not just a color but a "transcendent hue" that could revolutionize fashion. The moment Mrs. Petunia saw the color change, she was entranced. She knew this was something extraordinary.
Excited, Mrs. Petunia immediately spread the word in the local fashion community. The town, normally quiet and reserved, was suddenly buzzing with the news of this revolutionary color. Fashionistas and designers flocked to see Pantone 339 in action. The small bakery became an unlikely hub of high fashion, where ordinary people could now experience the latest trend.
Meanwhile, Kate was oblivious to the chaos she had inadvertently sparked. Her next delivery took her to Karl Yamamoto’s laboratory, where she finally realized the significance of the box she had mishandled. Karl, initially furious, soon found the situation amusing. He admired Kate’s unintentional role in the fashion revolution and offered her a position as his personal delivery assistant.
Together, Karl and Kate worked to manage the newfound craze for Pantone 339. Their unlikely partnership became a symbol of how even the most mundane roles could have profound impacts. Karl’s Quantum Colorizer and Kate’s serendipitous mix-up had turned a sleepy town into a fashion hotspot, reminding everyone that even the smallest actions could lead to revolutionary changes.
And so, Pantone 339 became not just a color but a testament to the power of chance and collaboration. In the world of high fashion, where trends often seem to come from nowhere, this shade of green stood as a reminder that sometimes, the most significant changes come from the most unexpected places.
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