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PANTONE 422
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#A5A7A8RGB:
165, 167, 168CMYK:
19, 12, 13, 34HSL:
200°, 2%, 66%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark grayin PANTONE:
PANTONE 401in RAL Classic:
RAL 9006in RAL Design:
RAL 140 70 05in RAL Effect:
RAL 110-Min NCS:
NCS S 4000-N 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 422?
PANTONE 422 is a medium light shade of yellow with a slight hint of brown.
It has a hexadecimal color code of #A5A7A8, which means it is composed of 64.71% red, 65.49% green and 65.88% blue in the RGB color model.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 200° degrees, 2% saturation and 66% lightness.
It is a neutral color that can be used for backgrounds, text, or accents in various design projects.
It has a hexadecimal color code of #A5A7A8, which means it is composed of 64.71% red, 65.49% green and 65.88% blue in the RGB color model.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 200° degrees, 2% saturation and 66% lightness.
It is a neutral color that can be used for backgrounds, text, or accents in various design projects.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 422 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).
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 422'
The Chromatic Conspiracy
Iona Steel had always been a trailblazer in fashion, renowned for her unorthodox choices. Her latest obsession was PANTONE 422 - a shade of gray so elusive it was barely perceptible to the naked eye. Iona believed this understated hue held the secret to revolutionizing the fashion world. She envisioned a collection that would elevate PANTONE 422 from mere color to a statement of sophistication and mystery.
As she worked tirelessly in her studio, a package arrived. Hubert Stewart, a delivery worker with a reputation for reliability, brought it. The parcel was unmarked, yet its contents promised something extraordinary - samples of PANTONE 422 from a rare supplier.
Hubert, known for his curiosity, noticed the intense gleam in Iona's eyes as she opened the box. He was intrigued. "What's in there?" he asked, trying to peer at the contents.
"Just the key to transforming fashion," Iona replied with a mysterious smile. "But it's not for everyone to see. It's special."
Unbeknownst to both, this seemingly innocuous package contained more than just fabric samples. It held the blueprint for an exclusive, high-fashion line intended to launch the color PANTONE 422 into the spotlight in a way that no one had anticipated.
As Iona prepared for the grand reveal of her collection, she faced an unexpected hurdle. The shipment had included a strange instruction: the color could only be fully appreciated under specific lighting conditions, and any deviation could alter its true essence. Iona needed a precise light source to showcase her designs properly. She had the garments, but the right lighting setup was crucial.
With the clock ticking, Iona approached Hubert for help. "I need to rent your warehouse space for a lighting test. Can you help me?"
Hubert, always up for a challenge, agreed. His warehouse was the perfect location for the task. They spent hours adjusting the lights, ensuring PANTONE 422 appeared as envisioned. As they worked, Hubert learned more about Iona's ambitious plans. He was impressed by her dedication and intrigued by the potential of the mysterious color.
On the night of the launch, Iona's collection was a triumph. The garments, in PANTONE 422, glowed with an ethereal quality under the carefully adjusted lights. The audience was mesmerized. The color seemed to shift subtly, revealing different shades and textures as the models walked the runway. It was as if each piece had a life of its own, blending effortlessly with the ambiance.
The surprise twist came when it was revealed that Hubert Stewart had inadvertently become part of the fashion spectacle. His warehouse, now a dazzling showcase of PANTONE 422, was featured in the closing scene of the show. The color had taken on an almost magical quality, and Hubert's unassuming involvement became a celebrated aspect of the collection's success.
In the end, the combination of Iona's visionary designs and Hubert's unintentional contribution created a fashion revolution. PANTONE 422 was no longer just a color - it was a symbol of innovation and collaboration. The fashion world would remember this night not just for its groundbreaking collection, but for the unanticipated role of a humble delivery worker and the color that bound them all together.
As she worked tirelessly in her studio, a package arrived. Hubert Stewart, a delivery worker with a reputation for reliability, brought it. The parcel was unmarked, yet its contents promised something extraordinary - samples of PANTONE 422 from a rare supplier.
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Hubert, known for his curiosity, noticed the intense gleam in Iona's eyes as she opened the box. He was intrigued. "What's in there?" he asked, trying to peer at the contents.
"Just the key to transforming fashion," Iona replied with a mysterious smile. "But it's not for everyone to see. It's special."
Unbeknownst to both, this seemingly innocuous package contained more than just fabric samples. It held the blueprint for an exclusive, high-fashion line intended to launch the color PANTONE 422 into the spotlight in a way that no one had anticipated.
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As Iona prepared for the grand reveal of her collection, she faced an unexpected hurdle. The shipment had included a strange instruction: the color could only be fully appreciated under specific lighting conditions, and any deviation could alter its true essence. Iona needed a precise light source to showcase her designs properly. She had the garments, but the right lighting setup was crucial.
With the clock ticking, Iona approached Hubert for help. "I need to rent your warehouse space for a lighting test. Can you help me?"
Hubert, always up for a challenge, agreed. His warehouse was the perfect location for the task. They spent hours adjusting the lights, ensuring PANTONE 422 appeared as envisioned. As they worked, Hubert learned more about Iona's ambitious plans. He was impressed by her dedication and intrigued by the potential of the mysterious color.
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On the night of the launch, Iona's collection was a triumph. The garments, in PANTONE 422, glowed with an ethereal quality under the carefully adjusted lights. The audience was mesmerized. The color seemed to shift subtly, revealing different shades and textures as the models walked the runway. It was as if each piece had a life of its own, blending effortlessly with the ambiance.
The surprise twist came when it was revealed that Hubert Stewart had inadvertently become part of the fashion spectacle. His warehouse, now a dazzling showcase of PANTONE 422, was featured in the closing scene of the show. The color had taken on an almost magical quality, and Hubert's unassuming involvement became a celebrated aspect of the collection's success.
In the end, the combination of Iona's visionary designs and Hubert's unintentional contribution created a fashion revolution. PANTONE 422 was no longer just a color - it was a symbol of innovation and collaboration. The fashion world would remember this night not just for its groundbreaking collection, but for the unanticipated role of a humble delivery worker and the color that bound them all together.
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