Dark jungle green
Cafe au lait
Hooker green
Pastel gray
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PANTONE 402
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#9C958CRGB:
156, 149, 140CMYK:
13, 16, 21, 36HSL:
34°, 10%, 61%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Gray-Tea Greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 408in RAL Classic:
RAL 7036in RAL Design:
RAL 060 60 05in RAL Effect:
RAL 850-4in NCS:
NCS S 3005-Y80R 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 402?
PANTONE 402 is a color code that represents a medium light shade of brown.
It has a hue of 34 degrees, which means it is a warm color.
PANTONE 402 is not too bright
It's a cozy color, just right
It reminds me of a cup of tea
Or a wooden table by the sea
It's not flashy or loud or bold
But it has a charm that never gets old
PANTONE 402 is a color I like
It makes me feel calm and warm and nice
It has a hue of 34 degrees, which means it is a warm color.
PANTONE 402 is not too bright
It's a cozy color, just right
It reminds me of a cup of tea
Or a wooden table by the sea
It's not flashy or loud or bold
But it has a charm that never gets old
PANTONE 402 is a color I like
It makes me feel calm and warm and nice
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 402 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 8022
RAL 1011
RAL 6000
RAL 9018
RAL 8024
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 402'
The Pantone Conundrum: A Fashion Fiasco
Far away, in the bustling city of Trendville, where fashion was as serious as a runway show and as vibrant as a neon sign, there was a boutique named "Chic & Cheek." It was renowned for its avant-garde designs and the colorful personalities of its staff. Among them were Shivansh Krang, a flamboyant shop assistant with a flair for drama, and Mario Goowanni, a cleaner whose mop had seen more runway spills than any high-fashion designer.
One crisp autumn morning, Shivansh was tidying up the store when he noticed something peculiar: an oversized swatch of PANTONE 402. This was no ordinary color. PANTONE 402 was a dull, unassuming shade of grey that had been rejected by the fashion world for its lack of pizzazz. Legend had it that this color had the magical power to make the wearer unforgettable, though how it worked was anyone’s guess.
Shivansh, intrigued and slightly skeptical, decided to take matters into his own hands. He approached Mario, who was methodically dusting the floor with his mop. Mario was known for his unfailing dedication to his job and a secret penchant for fashion advice - though he kept it hidden under layers of cleaning overalls.
"Mario, my dear," Shivansh began with theatrical flair, "have you ever heard of PANTONE 402?"
Mario looked up, a smudge of dust on his cheek, and shrugged. "Isn’t that the color of old socks?"
Shivansh gasped. "You’re underestimating its potential! Let’s test it. We’ll create the most unforgettable outfit ever seen!"
Mario, who had never been one to shy away from a challenge, agreed. They spent the day transforming the drab grey into a series of eye-catching garments. Shivansh designed a suit that could only be described as "dystopian chic," while Mario, with surprising creativity, added accessories like a sleek grey beret and avant-garde grey sunglasses.
As evening fell, the grand fashion show at Chic & Cheek was ready to commence. The boutique was packed with the city’s elite, eager to see what Shivansh and Mario had concocted. The lights dimmed, and out strutted the model in the PANTONE 402 outfit. Gasps filled the room.
The suit was, indeed, unforgettable - but not in the way they had hoped. The dull grey seemed to absorb all the light, making the model look like a shadow with a remarkable sense of style. The crowd couldn’t decide whether it was a revolutionary fashion statement or a piece of conceptual art gone awry. Whispered critiques of "innovative monochrome" and "future apocalypse chic" floated through the air.
Despite the confusion, one thing was certain: everyone remembered the show. The next day, the city buzzed with stories of the unforgettable grey ensemble, with fashion critics marveling at the duo’s audacity. Shivansh and Mario were hailed as pioneers of "gray fashion," a term they had unwittingly invented.
As for PANTONE 402, it remained a curious and mysterious part of the boutique’s history. Shivansh and Mario never quite understood the full extent of its magical properties, but they agreed on one thing: in fashion, it’s not just about the colors you use, but how unforgettable you make them.
And so, in Trendville, the tale of PANTONE 402 became a legend, proving that sometimes, the most ordinary colors can lead to the most extraordinary stories.
One crisp autumn morning, Shivansh was tidying up the store when he noticed something peculiar: an oversized swatch of PANTONE 402. This was no ordinary color. PANTONE 402 was a dull, unassuming shade of grey that had been rejected by the fashion world for its lack of pizzazz. Legend had it that this color had the magical power to make the wearer unforgettable, though how it worked was anyone’s guess.
Shivansh, intrigued and slightly skeptical, decided to take matters into his own hands. He approached Mario, who was methodically dusting the floor with his mop. Mario was known for his unfailing dedication to his job and a secret penchant for fashion advice - though he kept it hidden under layers of cleaning overalls.
"Mario, my dear," Shivansh began with theatrical flair, "have you ever heard of PANTONE 402?"
Mario looked up, a smudge of dust on his cheek, and shrugged. "Isn’t that the color of old socks?"
Shivansh gasped. "You’re underestimating its potential! Let’s test it. We’ll create the most unforgettable outfit ever seen!"
Mario, who had never been one to shy away from a challenge, agreed. They spent the day transforming the drab grey into a series of eye-catching garments. Shivansh designed a suit that could only be described as "dystopian chic," while Mario, with surprising creativity, added accessories like a sleek grey beret and avant-garde grey sunglasses.
As evening fell, the grand fashion show at Chic & Cheek was ready to commence. The boutique was packed with the city’s elite, eager to see what Shivansh and Mario had concocted. The lights dimmed, and out strutted the model in the PANTONE 402 outfit. Gasps filled the room.
The suit was, indeed, unforgettable - but not in the way they had hoped. The dull grey seemed to absorb all the light, making the model look like a shadow with a remarkable sense of style. The crowd couldn’t decide whether it was a revolutionary fashion statement or a piece of conceptual art gone awry. Whispered critiques of "innovative monochrome" and "future apocalypse chic" floated through the air.
Despite the confusion, one thing was certain: everyone remembered the show. The next day, the city buzzed with stories of the unforgettable grey ensemble, with fashion critics marveling at the duo’s audacity. Shivansh and Mario were hailed as pioneers of "gray fashion," a term they had unwittingly invented.
As for PANTONE 402, it remained a curious and mysterious part of the boutique’s history. Shivansh and Mario never quite understood the full extent of its magical properties, but they agreed on one thing: in fashion, it’s not just about the colors you use, but how unforgettable you make them.
And so, in Trendville, the tale of PANTONE 402 became a legend, proving that sometimes, the most ordinary colors can lead to the most extraordinary stories.
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