PANTONE 460

PANTONE 460 is a medium light shade of yellow with a warm and soft hue.

It has the hexadecimal color code #EDDF8C and the RGB values of 92.94% red, 87.45% green and 54.9% blue.

This color is used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, home decor, and more.

It is available in different Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic standards.

PANTONE 460 is a versatile and cheerful color that can evoke feelings of optimism, happiness, and energy.

Long time ago, in the small coastal town of Amber Bay, the sunsets were the kind of thing that made people stop in their tracks and sigh with contentment. Every evening, the sky would melt into a symphony of colors, with a particular golden hue that lingered just above the horizon. It was a color that seemed to hold the warmth of the sun and the serenity of the sea - a color that had yet to be captured by any artist or designer. This hue was known to the locals as "The Golden Hour."

Cassandra Arrow, a seasoned fisherman with a sharp eye and a contemplative mind, had always been drawn to this hue. It reminded her of the stories her grandmother used to tell her, of a color that was said to bring good fortune to those who could harness it. Cassandra, who spent most of her days on the open water, had a deep appreciation for the natural world, and she had long dreamt of capturing the essence of The Golden Hour in a tangible way.

One day, while mending her nets by the docks, Cassandra was approached by Sandy Rodriguez, a delivery worker who was known around town for her unwavering dedication and an eye for detail. Sandy had heard rumors of Cassandra's interest in the elusive color and had come with a proposition.

"Cassandra," Sandy began, her voice laced with excitement, "I’ve been studying color theory in my spare time. I recently came across something that might interest you - a Pantone color that almost perfectly matches the hue of The Golden Hour. It’s called Pantone 460."

Cassandra looked up from her work, intrigued. "Pantone 460, you say? What makes you think it’s the one?"

Sandy smiled, pulling out a small swatch of fabric from her satchel. "I managed to get a sample. It’s not just the color - it’s the feeling it evokes. When I saw it, I immediately thought of those sunsets we watch every evening. But I need your help. I want to study how this color can be used in fashion design, but I believe it needs a deeper connection to nature. You know the sea and the sky better than anyone. Together, we can find a way to bring this color to life in a way that honors its origins."

Cassandra studied the fabric, holding it up to the light. The color was indeed striking, a soft, warm yellow that seemed to glow from within. It wasn’t an exact match to The Golden Hour, but it was close enough to spark something inside her.

"You might be onto something, Sandy," Cassandra said thoughtfully. "But if we’re going to do this, we need to understand not just the color itself, but the emotion behind it. Why does this hue resonate with people? What is it about The Golden Hour that makes it so special?"

And so, the unlikely pair embarked on a journey of discovery. Cassandra took Sandy out on her boat, showing her the world through the eyes of a fisherman. They studied the way the sunlight danced on the water, how the color shifted and changed with the movement of the waves, and how the sky seemed to hold its breath just before the sun dipped below the horizon.

Sandy, in turn, introduced Cassandra to the world of fashion design. She taught her about the importance of texture, how different fabrics could either enhance or dull a color, and how the cut of a garment could change the way light interacted with it. They spent hours experimenting with different materials, trying to recreate the magic of The Golden Hour in clothing.

As the weeks passed, their collaboration began to bear fruit. They created a collection of garments that captured the essence of Pantone 460, each piece designed to evoke the tranquility and warmth of the sunset. The fabric seemed to glow with a light of its own, and when worn, the garments had a way of making the wearer feel grounded, connected to the earth and sky.

But their greatest success came when they realized that the true power of Pantone 460 wasn’t in trying to replicate The Golden Hour exactly, but in capturing the feeling it evoked. The color became a symbol of peace, of reflection, and of the quiet beauty that could be found in everyday moments.

Word of their work spread, and soon, designers from all over the world were seeking out Cassandra and Sandy for their insights. But the two remained humble, always crediting the natural world as their greatest inspiration.

In the end, Pantone 460 became more than just a color in fashion - it became a reminder to slow down, to appreciate the fleeting beauty of life, and to find joy in the simple things. And for Cassandra and Sandy, it became a testament to the power of collaboration, of merging two seemingly different worlds to create something truly extraordinary.

As the sun set on Amber Bay, the townspeople would often catch a glimpse of Cassandra and Sandy walking along the shore, their work done for the day. They would pause, watching the sky as it turned that familiar golden hue, knowing that they had captured a piece of that magic, not just in fabric, but in their hearts.