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PANTONE 7675
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#8085B1RGB:
128, 133, 177CMYK:
55, 48, 6, 0HSL:
234°, 28%, 69%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Cool greyin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2101in RAL Classic:
RAL 5024in RAL Design:
RAL 260 60 20in RAL Effect:
RAL 610-1in NCS:
NCS S 3030-R70B 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:08
What color is PANTONE 7675?
PANTONE 7675 is a shade of blue with a hexadecimal color code of #8085B1.
This means that it is composed of 50.2% red, 52.16% green and 69.41% blue in the RGB color model.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 234° (degrees), 28% saturation and 69% lightness.
PANTONE 7675 is a light color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, graphic design, fashion, and interior design.
This means that it is composed of 50.2% red, 52.16% green and 69.41% blue in the RGB color model.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 234° (degrees), 28% saturation and 69% lightness.
PANTONE 7675 is a light color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, graphic design, fashion, and interior design.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 7675 color
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NCS (Natural Color System)
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 7675'
The Fishy Tale of PANTONE 7675: From Sea to Style
Once upon a time, in the sleepy seaside village of Gullport, lived a fisherman named Iona Storm. Iona was known far and wide for his uncanny ability to catch the most elusive fish. He had a knack for the sea, but when it came to fashion, he was utterly clueless. His wardrobe consisted mainly of old, weathered flannel shirts and patched-up trousers, all in varying shades of gray and blue.
One day, as Iona was returning from a particularly successful fishing trip, his boat laden with a vibrant catch, he noticed something odd in his nets. Among the usual fish and seaweed was an oddly shimmering, squishy object. It was unlike anything Iona had ever seen. It looked like a jellyfish but was colored in a bizarre, hypnotic hue that seemed to change with the light - a mix of lavender, pink, and a hint of something that could only be described as "shimmering twilight."
Curious, Iona scooped up the strange jelly-like blob and took it back to his small cabin. He placed it on his kitchen table, where it continued to glow softly, casting an otherworldly light across the room. Iona was fascinated. He had no idea what it was, but something told him this was no ordinary sea creature.
The next day, Iona's friend, Julio Buffalo, a delivery worker with a penchant for all things trendy, stopped by to drop off some supplies. Julio was known around town for his outlandish fashion sense, always sporting the latest in avant-garde clothing. As soon as he saw the shimmering blob on Iona's table, his eyes widened in excitement.
"Mate, where did you get that?" Julio asked, nearly dropping the crate of fish he was carrying.
"I found it in my nets," Iona replied nonchalantly. "Not sure what it is, but it sure is pretty, huh?"
Julio's mind was racing. He had never seen a color like this before, and as someone with a deep appreciation for fashion, he knew this could be something special. "Iona, you've just stumbled upon the next big thing in fashion! This color is incredible. We've got to do something with it!"
Iona raised an eyebrow. "Fashion? You mean like those weird clothes you wear?"
"Yes, exactly! Imagine this color on a dress or a jacket. It would be revolutionary! We have to figure out how to use it."
After some brainstorming (and a bit of trial and error that involved splattering bits of the jelly on various fabrics), Julio came up with a plan. They decided to send a sample of the mysterious substance to a local textile lab to see if they could replicate the color. A week later, they received a letter with a small vial of dye and a note: "Congratulations, you've discovered a new color! We've named it ‘PANTONE 7675.' Good luck!"
Julio was ecstatic. "This is it, Iona! We're going to take the fashion world by storm! Well, more like you'll be taking it by storm - Storm, get it?" Julio chuckled at his own joke while Iona just shook his head, still not fully understanding what was happening.
Over the next few months, Julio and Iona worked together to create a small line of clothing using the new PANTONE 7675 color. Julio handled the design, while Iona provided the inspiration - his simple, rugged lifestyle mixed with the unexpected elegance of the sea. The result was a collection that combined practicality with a touch of the mystical, all bathed in the shimmering twilight hue of PANTONE 7675.
When they finally debuted their collection at a small fashion show in Gullport, the response was overwhelming. People were captivated by the strange, alluring color and the story behind its discovery. Fashion critics and designers from the big cities caught wind of the collection, and soon enough, PANTONE 7675 was the hottest new color in fashion.
Iona, who had never cared much for clothes, suddenly found himself at the center of the fashion world. He attended fancy parties (always in his signature PANTONE 7675 fisherman's jacket), and his name was mentioned alongside famous designers. Despite all the attention, Iona remained the same down-to-earth fisherman he had always been, content to return to his boat and the sea whenever he could.
As for Julio, he reveled in the success, proud to have been part of something so unique and exciting. He continued his work as a delivery worker, but now with a little extra flair in his wardrobe, courtesy of PANTONE 7675.
And so, the once-sleepy seaside village of Gullport became known not just for its fish, but for the revolutionary color that had washed up on its shores. The world of fashion was forever changed, all thanks to a fisherman, a jelly-like blob, and a delivery worker with an eye for style.
In the end, the story of PANTONE 7675 was a reminder that inspiration can come from the most unexpected places and that sometimes, even the simplest discoveries can lead to the most extraordinary adventures.
One day, as Iona was returning from a particularly successful fishing trip, his boat laden with a vibrant catch, he noticed something odd in his nets. Among the usual fish and seaweed was an oddly shimmering, squishy object. It was unlike anything Iona had ever seen. It looked like a jellyfish but was colored in a bizarre, hypnotic hue that seemed to change with the light - a mix of lavender, pink, and a hint of something that could only be described as "shimmering twilight."
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Curious, Iona scooped up the strange jelly-like blob and took it back to his small cabin. He placed it on his kitchen table, where it continued to glow softly, casting an otherworldly light across the room. Iona was fascinated. He had no idea what it was, but something told him this was no ordinary sea creature.
The next day, Iona's friend, Julio Buffalo, a delivery worker with a penchant for all things trendy, stopped by to drop off some supplies. Julio was known around town for his outlandish fashion sense, always sporting the latest in avant-garde clothing. As soon as he saw the shimmering blob on Iona's table, his eyes widened in excitement.
"Mate, where did you get that?" Julio asked, nearly dropping the crate of fish he was carrying.
"I found it in my nets," Iona replied nonchalantly. "Not sure what it is, but it sure is pretty, huh?"
Julio's mind was racing. He had never seen a color like this before, and as someone with a deep appreciation for fashion, he knew this could be something special. "Iona, you've just stumbled upon the next big thing in fashion! This color is incredible. We've got to do something with it!"
Iona raised an eyebrow. "Fashion? You mean like those weird clothes you wear?"
"Yes, exactly! Imagine this color on a dress or a jacket. It would be revolutionary! We have to figure out how to use it."
After some brainstorming (and a bit of trial and error that involved splattering bits of the jelly on various fabrics), Julio came up with a plan. They decided to send a sample of the mysterious substance to a local textile lab to see if they could replicate the color. A week later, they received a letter with a small vial of dye and a note: "Congratulations, you've discovered a new color! We've named it ‘PANTONE 7675.' Good luck!"
Julio was ecstatic. "This is it, Iona! We're going to take the fashion world by storm! Well, more like you'll be taking it by storm - Storm, get it?" Julio chuckled at his own joke while Iona just shook his head, still not fully understanding what was happening.
Over the next few months, Julio and Iona worked together to create a small line of clothing using the new PANTONE 7675 color. Julio handled the design, while Iona provided the inspiration - his simple, rugged lifestyle mixed with the unexpected elegance of the sea. The result was a collection that combined practicality with a touch of the mystical, all bathed in the shimmering twilight hue of PANTONE 7675.
When they finally debuted their collection at a small fashion show in Gullport, the response was overwhelming. People were captivated by the strange, alluring color and the story behind its discovery. Fashion critics and designers from the big cities caught wind of the collection, and soon enough, PANTONE 7675 was the hottest new color in fashion.
Iona, who had never cared much for clothes, suddenly found himself at the center of the fashion world. He attended fancy parties (always in his signature PANTONE 7675 fisherman's jacket), and his name was mentioned alongside famous designers. Despite all the attention, Iona remained the same down-to-earth fisherman he had always been, content to return to his boat and the sea whenever he could.
As for Julio, he reveled in the success, proud to have been part of something so unique and exciting. He continued his work as a delivery worker, but now with a little extra flair in his wardrobe, courtesy of PANTONE 7675.
And so, the once-sleepy seaside village of Gullport became known not just for its fish, but for the revolutionary color that had washed up on its shores. The world of fashion was forever changed, all thanks to a fisherman, a jelly-like blob, and a delivery worker with an eye for style.
In the end, the story of PANTONE 7675 was a reminder that inspiration can come from the most unexpected places and that sometimes, even the simplest discoveries can lead to the most extraordinary adventures.
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