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PANTONE 7417
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#DA573CRGB:
218, 87, 60CMYK:
1, 83, 85, 0HSL:
10°, 72%, 85%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark coralin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7625in RAL Classic:
RAL 2010in RAL Design:
RAL 040 50 60in RAL Effect:
RAL 410-5in NCS:
NCS S 2050-Y70R 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 7417?
PANTONE 7417 is a shade of red that has a hexadecimal value of #E04F39.
This means that it is composed of 85.49% red, 34.12% green, and 23.53% blue in the RGB color model.
In the HSL color space, PANTONE 7417 has a hue of 10 degrees, a saturation of 72%, and a lightness of 85%.
PANTONE 7417 can be matched to various paints, materials, and software products, but it may vary slightly depending on the lighting conditions, viewing angle, and color capabilities of the medium.
PANTONE 7417 is a vibrant and warm color that can evoke feelings of energy, excitement, passion, and creativity.
This means that it is composed of 85.49% red, 34.12% green, and 23.53% blue in the RGB color model.
In the HSL color space, PANTONE 7417 has a hue of 10 degrees, a saturation of 72%, and a lightness of 85%.
PANTONE 7417 can be matched to various paints, materials, and software products, but it may vary slightly depending on the lighting conditions, viewing angle, and color capabilities of the medium.
PANTONE 7417 is a vibrant and warm color that can evoke feelings of energy, excitement, passion, and creativity.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 7417 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 3012
RAL 9005
RAL 1036
RAL 2004
RAL 1013
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 7417'
The Crimson Couture Conundrum
In a far away place, in the quaint town of Everbrook, where the most dramatic event was the annual pumpkin festival, a new and unexpected fashion revolution was about to unfold. It all started with a color - a particularly fiery shade known as PANTONE 7417, a bright and bold crimson that promised to set the fashion world on fire.
Amir Yamamoto, a farmer with an unshakable love for all things outdoors, had always been a bit of an anomaly. Instead of spending his time dreaming about crops and livestock, he had a peculiar hobby: he loved designing clothes. His barn doubled as a makeshift atelier where he created the most imaginative, albeit unconventional, clothing designs using scraps of old fabric.
One day, while browsing through a dusty old fashion magazine in the town library, Amir stumbled upon a new trend: bold colors were making a comeback. His eyes fell upon PANTONE 7417, a color so intense it seemed to leap off the page. It was the color of a blazing sunset, and Amir knew he had to incorporate it into his next creation.
To make his vision a reality, Amir needed help - someone with a keen eye for detail and a knack for making things work. Enter Donna Goowanni, a factory worker with a reputation for turning dull garments into eye-catching masterpieces. Donna was known around town for her remarkable ability to make even the most mundane fabrics look like haute couture.
Amir approached Donna with a twinkle in his eye. "Donna, I need your expertise. I've got this color, PANTONE 7417, and I want to create something truly spectacular. Think you can help?"
Donna raised an eyebrow and chuckled. "You want to use that color in fashion? That's a bold move, Amir. But I'm game. Let's see what kind of mischief we can make with it."
And so, the unlikely duo set to work. Amir designed a series of garments, each featuring the blazing crimson hue. There were dazzling dresses, flamboyant hats, and even a pair of pants so bright that they could be seen from space. Donna worked her magic, ensuring each piece was not only fashionable but also practical.
One day, Amir and Donna decided to showcase their creations at the town's annual "Funky Fashion Fair," a modest event that usually featured nothing more exciting than knitted sweaters and polka-dotted scarves. As the big day approached, the excitement in Everbrook was palpable, mostly because everyone was curious about the bizarre outfits that had been mysteriously appearing around town.
The day of the fair arrived, and the crowd gathered, their anticipation building. Amir and Donna's booth was adorned with their crimson creations. When the curtains were drawn, a collective gasp of astonishment echoed through the fairground. The garments were a riot of vibrant red, each piece exuding a playful yet sophisticated charm.
People lined up to see the spectacular collection up close. The highlight of the show was a crimson jumpsuit that appeared to change shades depending on how the light hit it. The crowd couldn't get enough of it and soon found themselves in a fashion frenzy, trying to emulate the look with whatever crimson fabrics they had on hand.
Amir and Donna watched in delight as their creations took center stage. Even the town mayor, usually known for his traditional tastes, sported a crimson tie with a matching hat, declaring it the "highlight of the fashion fair."
As the fair drew to a close, Amir and Donna were approached by a well-known fashion critic who had wandered in looking for something new. "I must say," he remarked with a grin, "you've managed to turn a color into a sensation. PANTONE 7417 has never looked so good."
Amir and Donna exchanged satisfied smiles. Their bold choice of color had turned a sleepy town event into the talk of the fashion world. The duo's playful use of PANTONE 7417 had proven that sometimes, the most unexpected combinations could create the most dazzling results.
As the sun set over Everbrook, the town was abuzz with excitement about the new fashion trend. Amir and Donna had not only introduced a new color to the world of fashion but had also shown that with a bit of creativity and a lot of guts, even the most unexpected of partnerships could lead to remarkable success.
And so, in the quaint town of Everbrook, where pumpkins were once the main attraction, the blazing crimson of PANTONE 7417 became a symbol of innovation and fun, thanks to a farmer and a factory worker who dared to dream outside the box.
Amir Yamamoto, a farmer with an unshakable love for all things outdoors, had always been a bit of an anomaly. Instead of spending his time dreaming about crops and livestock, he had a peculiar hobby: he loved designing clothes. His barn doubled as a makeshift atelier where he created the most imaginative, albeit unconventional, clothing designs using scraps of old fabric.
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One day, while browsing through a dusty old fashion magazine in the town library, Amir stumbled upon a new trend: bold colors were making a comeback. His eyes fell upon PANTONE 7417, a color so intense it seemed to leap off the page. It was the color of a blazing sunset, and Amir knew he had to incorporate it into his next creation.
To make his vision a reality, Amir needed help - someone with a keen eye for detail and a knack for making things work. Enter Donna Goowanni, a factory worker with a reputation for turning dull garments into eye-catching masterpieces. Donna was known around town for her remarkable ability to make even the most mundane fabrics look like haute couture.
Amir approached Donna with a twinkle in his eye. "Donna, I need your expertise. I've got this color, PANTONE 7417, and I want to create something truly spectacular. Think you can help?"
Donna raised an eyebrow and chuckled. "You want to use that color in fashion? That's a bold move, Amir. But I'm game. Let's see what kind of mischief we can make with it."
And so, the unlikely duo set to work. Amir designed a series of garments, each featuring the blazing crimson hue. There were dazzling dresses, flamboyant hats, and even a pair of pants so bright that they could be seen from space. Donna worked her magic, ensuring each piece was not only fashionable but also practical.
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One day, Amir and Donna decided to showcase their creations at the town's annual "Funky Fashion Fair," a modest event that usually featured nothing more exciting than knitted sweaters and polka-dotted scarves. As the big day approached, the excitement in Everbrook was palpable, mostly because everyone was curious about the bizarre outfits that had been mysteriously appearing around town.
The day of the fair arrived, and the crowd gathered, their anticipation building. Amir and Donna's booth was adorned with their crimson creations. When the curtains were drawn, a collective gasp of astonishment echoed through the fairground. The garments were a riot of vibrant red, each piece exuding a playful yet sophisticated charm.
People lined up to see the spectacular collection up close. The highlight of the show was a crimson jumpsuit that appeared to change shades depending on how the light hit it. The crowd couldn't get enough of it and soon found themselves in a fashion frenzy, trying to emulate the look with whatever crimson fabrics they had on hand.
Amir and Donna watched in delight as their creations took center stage. Even the town mayor, usually known for his traditional tastes, sported a crimson tie with a matching hat, declaring it the "highlight of the fashion fair."
As the fair drew to a close, Amir and Donna were approached by a well-known fashion critic who had wandered in looking for something new. "I must say," he remarked with a grin, "you've managed to turn a color into a sensation. PANTONE 7417 has never looked so good."
Amir and Donna exchanged satisfied smiles. Their bold choice of color had turned a sleepy town event into the talk of the fashion world. The duo's playful use of PANTONE 7417 had proven that sometimes, the most unexpected combinations could create the most dazzling results.
As the sun set over Everbrook, the town was abuzz with excitement about the new fashion trend. Amir and Donna had not only introduced a new color to the world of fashion but had also shown that with a bit of creativity and a lot of guts, even the most unexpected of partnerships could lead to remarkable success.
And so, in the quaint town of Everbrook, where pumpkins were once the main attraction, the blazing crimson of PANTONE 7417 became a symbol of innovation and fun, thanks to a farmer and a factory worker who dared to dream outside the box.
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