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The Pantone Color System is the most important color matching system in the world. The system originated in 1963 to solve the problem of complicated color matching in the printing industry.

Soon after, Pantone became the easiest and simplest way to classify, communicate and match colors with the use of a color catalog in a fan format.

Every color, in every tone and tint, was given a number to classify it. Pantone literally wrote the book on color matching. For over 40 years, Pantone has been the go-to color matching system for not only the design industry but also paint, textile and plastic manufacturers.

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The Pantone Color Institute offers designers, marketers, creators and brands a chance to work together and build a strong and powerful color presence. As the leading color matching system, their knowledge of color is unparalleled. They are the experts in how color affects not only design but also consumerism.

In 2000, the Pantone Color Institute created the Pantone Color of the Year as a trendsetting concept for branding, marketing and creative society as a whole. The introduction of the Pantone Color of the Year confirmed The Pantone Color Institute as the front-runner for all things color-related.

It is not surprising then that The Pantone Color of the Year is awaited with much excitement and anticipation every December. This year on Instagram, they posted a selection of the previous colors on soda cans, ramping up the excitement for the new color.

The Pantone Color Institute studies color trends throughout the year in order to decide on the next Pantone Color of the Year. They take into consideration all aspects of society: fashion, marketing, social media and even politics. The hue chosen as Color of the Year has become increasingly influential in the vast world of design and brand marketing.

The first Color of the Year was selected back in 2000, but it wasn’t until 2007 that the color trend forecasting took on a life of its own. Nowadays, when a new color is announced, Pantone offers color lovers an array of inspirational products and color combination palettes designed especially with the corresponding color in mind.

Hundreds of brands take on the task of designing products with the Color of the Year. This reinforces the importance of how the Pantone color trend forecast is important and influential.

In the last few years, the announcement of the new Color of the Year has had plenty of media coverage. Bloggers have written articles about how to use the color; homemade producers have created products to sell; graphic designers have created social media templates ... and that just skims the surface. 

The announcement of Very Peri was celebrated at immersive art gallery, ARTECH House in New York, that even offered a special NFT room. Artist Ceci Johnson created a set of artworks for guests to feel immersed in.

The extensive color trending research done by the Pantone Color Institute saves you countless hours of marketing research for your own business. When the new color is announced in December, you or your designers should look into how it can be incorporated into your business.

The Pantone Color of the Year is a color trend forecast for the consumer, which means that it’s intended to be used for consumer products and designs created for clients. Some creative brands renew their look every year according to the new color, but most businesses cannot handle that much change.

The Color of the Year is meant to be used for marketing and product creation, not necessarily a rebranding. This means that you can create ads with the new color, just don’t change your logo or brand colors.

When posting your Very Peri inspired visual marketing designs on social media, don’t forget to use the dedicated hashtag #COY2022 and get extra (and unexpected) exposure.

• Clothing companies can design some garments in Very Peri.
• Makeup companies can create a Very Peri collection.
• Cake and dessert businesses can create some Very Peri delicacies.
• Graphic designers that sell ready-to-use designs can create some Very Peri templates or social media graphics.
• Very Peri can be incorporated into homemade products and decorative prints.
• Interior designers can suggest Very Peri decorative pieces to their clients.
• Merchandising companies can offer Very Peri products.

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Since 2013, Pantone offers extra color and design tools which match the announcement of the Color of the Year. Graphic designers, fashion designers, makeup designers, interior decorators and product manufacturers have access to all sorts of Pantone Color System tools available for creating new and trending products and graphics with the Color of the Year.

Any kind of product can be manufactured with the Color of the Year. For example, Pantone has a line of products that renews every year with the new color: mugs, keychains, and specialized color chips. Pantone also has a special plastic color matching system for plastic product manufacturing.

Graphic designers can incorporate the hue into color schemes for branding, publications or packaging. Fashion designers can create clothing and accessories that either showcase the color or use it as an accent. Fabric designers can incorporate the color into textured fabrics or patterns for curtains, pillows and throw blankets. The possibilities are truly endless when it comes to using the Color of the Year in consumer products.

Check out the amazing array of products available this year with Very Peri. Pantone and their collaborators also sell products with the Color of the Year. Look below for the Pantone Partners and their campaigns.

Cariuma, a Brazilian brand of canvas sneakers, returns as a partner for the second year. Their team has released a limited edition design of their OCA Low Sneaker in the Pantone Color of the year, Veri Peri. 

Wear a pair of the same color or mix and match with the white version!

Copenhagen Design is the official Pantone partner for all the Pantone chips, and merch like the well-loved Pantone coffee cup. They have been creating products with the Pantone Color of the Year for many iterations now. Their online shop is full of options, from notebooks to hip flasks.

For the second year in a row, Priority Bicycles created a capsule collection with the Pantone color of the Year. The Very Peri bicycles are hand painted and have a bright white accent for a touch of vibrancy. There are three available models in limited edition runs. Grab yours quick!

Globe skateboards created a two deck set last year for Illuminating and Ultimate Gray. This year they’ve added the new Very Peri deck to create a trio set. Globe Liazon sneakers are also being produced in the new Pantone Color of the Year.

Like previous years, ARTECH House in New York partnered up with Pantone to create an immersive art exhibit to present the new color. In 2022, an extended version with more artwork will open to the public.

The Pantone Matching System (PMS) is and has always been a system for printed materials. The Pantone color on print compared to the same color on a screen will never be exactly the same, but it will be very close. This is why Pantone offers a few different systems for using Pantone colors on the web.

One of the greatest reasons for this is so that a brand can maintain its color schemes from print to web. These systems were also created because Pantone knows that some designs stay on the computer and never make it to print, like websites and social media.

Pantone also wants to make it easy for web designers and marketers to use the Pantone Color of the Year.

The Pantone Color System offers a collection of tools for designers and marketers that makes it easy to transfer color inspirations from swatches to computers and onto print. Pantone also offers systems for fashion and product design.

For a faster solution, you can also easily use the Pantone Color Finder.

Insert any PMS number in the search box and it will show you the corresponding RGB and HEX codes to use on the web. A visual content editor like Visme will accept the HEX number. Advanced editors like Photoshop will take the RGB value.

If you are unsure about the color number, you can pick a color in the color picker on the left and the website will then show you all the Pantone swatches that are similar in tonality. You can then pick your exact hue and it will show the RGB and HEX codes.

These are the color codes for this year’s color, Very Peri.

Before looking at all the previous colors of the year, let’s take a look at the brand new Color of the Year, Very Peri.

Very Peri is a periwinkle blue with violet red undertones that blends the consistency of blue with the excitement of red. This new color was created especially as a way to embody personal creativity and inventiveness. After two years of intense change, Very Peri is all about a new personal reality for everyone. 

There’s a newer, more intertwined reality between our physical and digital spaces. Our creativity has expanded due to necessity and Very Peri is here to celebrate it and empower it.

2021: Ultimate Gray 17-5104 and Illuminating 13-0647

This is the second time in 21 years that the Pantone institute has chosen two colors instead of one. As we finish one of the strangest years in recent history, The Pantone Color of The Year simply had to follow suit and be just as unexpected.

The combination of solid and dependable Ultimate Gray and vibrant Illuminating yellow is a celebration of the human spirit. People are looking for some kind of stability and assuredness while also striving for hope.

2020: Classic Blue 19-4052

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Before looking at all the previous colors of the year, let’s take a look at the brand new Color of the Year, Classic Blue. 

As we enter a whole new decade, Classic Blue arrives to impart a sense of dependability and reassurance. This deep blue is classic, elegant and timeless. The sensation that this color gives the viewer is a bit of a surprise since it’s a color we are used to having around us.

According to The Pantone Institute, that exactly was the main idea. To have a color that stands out while also being familiar. It gives everyone the feeling of a good foundation of faith and peace.

2019: Living Coral 16-1546

Not every Color of the Year resonated with people as much as Living Coral did last year. Coral tones in makeup were everywhere all year long, fashion runways had coral garments throughout the seasons, and interior decor trends used coral wallpapers and fabrics as well. It was a pleasant surprise when only a couple months before the Color of the Year was announced, Apple launched a new phone in the exact same color.

According to Pantone, Living Coral was "an animating and life-affirming coral hue with a golden undertone that energizes and enlivens with a softer edge."

The warm, mellow and vibrant tonality of Living Coral was chosen to provide comfort in our ever-changing environment. As we were surrounded by digital technology and social media, we need authentic and immersive experiences that let us connect intimately. The light nature of Living Coral encouraged fun and light-hearted activity. It represented the fusion of modern life.

2018: Ultra Violet 18-3838

The 2018 Color of the Year was Ultra Violet. Representative of “what is to come,” the color Ultra Violet represented the mysticism of the cosmos, the importance of imagination and inventiveness, the power of the unknown and the search for more.

The color Ultra Violet carried a deeper magical meaning because of its name. In scientific terms, the color ultra violet is not commonly visible to the human eye. Ultra violet is the light emitted by the sun. Naming this tonality of deep blue-violet, Ultra Violet, Pantone bestowed a sense of magic to it. Historically, purple is a color related to spirituality and mindfulness. The 2018 Pantone color of the year joined science and mysticism in one marvelous package.

2017: Greenery 15-0343

The Color of the Year 2017 was Greenery. Dubbed as “nature’s neutral,” Greenery was the color of new beginnings and the arrival of spring. The idea behind Greenery is that upon seeing the color, consumers visualize the great outdoors and the call of nature. Greenery reflects the shift into how greenery has made its way into architecture, urban planning, fashion and lifestyle choices.

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2016: Rose Quartz and Serenity

2016 was the only year that the Pantone Color of the Year was actually two colors. Rose Quartz and Serenity together represented a search for wellness and peace. The combination of the warm rose tone and the cool blue also challenged usual color perceptions of gender differentiation. The double color represented the growing trend of gender neutrality in the fashion world and how that influenced other aspects of design.

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2015: Marsala 18-1438

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Marsala, the 2015 Color of the Year, was a sophisticated shade of dark red-brown, reminiscent of wine and earthy tones. A rich, plush tone perfect for elegant home and kitchen furnishings. Marsala matched really well with textured carpets and curtains as either the main attraction of a room or a complement of other elegant earthy colors.

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2014: Radiant Orchid 18-3224

In 2014, Radiant Orchid was a color that inspired creativity and originality. It was charming and inspired confidence. Radiant Orchid made strides in fashion and beauty in 2014. From runways to the red carpet, Radiant Orchid was incorporated in designs for both men and women.

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2013: Emerald 17-5641

The jeweled color, Emerald, was the Color of the Year in 2013. Elegant, sophisticated and luxurious, this rich green represented renewal, regrowth and rejuvenation. Emerald was perfect for both fashion and home interiors due to its appealing tone. Emerald was also used in a collection called “Sephora + Pantone Universe™ 2013 Color of the Year beauty collection,” which included eyeshadow, nail polish and accessories.

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2012: Tangerine Tango 17-1463

Tangerine Tango was the color of moving forward. The 2012 Color of the Year was deep, seductive and reminiscent of a sunset over the ocean. Tangerine Tango was featured in the Pantone Fashion Color Report Spring 2012 fashion show with designers like Tommy Hilfiger and Nanette Lepore.

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2011: Honeysuckle 18-2120

The Color of the Year for 2011, Honeysuckle Pink, was a captivating color that inspired fun, confidence and courage for the everyday grind. Honeysuckle was a healthy and uplifting color that has some of the positive qualities of its warm sister color, red. This color is one of the 200 Pantone Wedding Colors from Dessy. In 2011, Visa partnered up with Pantone and created the Honeysuckle Visa card.

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2010: Turquoise 15-5519

Turquoise, the 2010 Color of the Year, was the color of tranquil tropical paradise and powerful, protective talismans. Turquoise was an important color due to how it was accepted positively by both men and women. The color was a perfect match for accessories and combined well with earthy tones.

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2009: Mimosa 14-0848

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Mimosa, the 2009 Pantone Color of the Year, was named after the mimosa flower and the champagne and orange juice beverage. Mimosa was perceived as a dynamic and energetic color that inspired innovation in a time of economic uncertainty.

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2008: Blue Iris 18-3943

In 2008, Blue Iris was the chosen Color of the Year for its mixed blue and purple qualities that inspired a meditative state. It combined well with deep plums and red browns for interior home decoration.

2007: Chili Pepper 19-1557

The 2007 Pantone Color of the Year was the first one that was announced with a press release about the inspiration behind it. Chilli Pepper was the color of fiery passion and the spirit of adventure.

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Unfortunately, Pantone didn't issue any official press releases for the Colors of the Year from before 2007. Thanks to the magic of the internet, we know a little bit about how and why each color was chosen. Let’s take a look at the first Colors of the Year and the color collections that were inspired by them.

2006 : Sand Dollar 13-1106

In 2006, the Color of the Year took on a neutral tone with Sand Dollar. It was chosen to represent concerns about the economic troubles going on at the time. This neutral color was very popular in fashion and interior decor, reminiscent of the desert and sandy beaches.

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2005: Blue Turquoise 15-5217

Following along from the previous year’s inspiration from nature, the 2005 Color of the Year was Blue Turquoise. This is the color of the ocean on a calm, sunny day. Blue Turquoise is different from true turquoise in that it contains less green, making it a cooler tone.

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2004: Tigerlily 17-1456

The 2004 Color of the Year, Tigerlily, was a strong mix of red and yellow meant to inspire bold creativity. Inspired by the flower of the same name, it was a demonstration of how design is inspired by nature.

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2003: Aqua Sky 14-4811

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The 2003 Color of the Year was Aqua Sky, a soft and calm tone meant to inspire a new hope and a sense of serenity.

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2002: True Red 19-1664

In 2002, True Red was chosen as a patriotic remembrance of the events that took place on 9/11. True Red was a strong and powerful hue that represented the fallen and the courageous on that fateful day.

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2001: Fuchsia Rose 17-2031

An intense and passionate color, Fuchsia Rose took a turn in a different direction from the previous year.

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2000: Cerulean 15-4020

Powdery cerulean was chosen to represent the new millennium as the image of tranquility and calm. Pantone released a statement about this Color of the Year because it was the very first one. They chose blue due to how it’s the most accepted color by everyone, regardless of race, gender or nationality. The way in which blue is used in consumer products all over the world and for all audiences was the reason why it was chosen as the first ever Color of the Year.

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PANTONE 17-3938 Very Peri (Periwinkle)

INTRODUCING COLOR OF THE YEAR 2022

Pantone's new color encourages resourcefulness and creativity with its bold presence. PANTONE® 17-3938 Very Peri (periwinkle) is the Pantone® Color of the Year for 2022.

Demonstrating carefree confidence and bold curiosity to revitalize our creative spirit, inquisitive and intriguing PANTONE 17-3938 Very Peri helps us embrace this changing world with its new possibilities, opening up new horizons for us as we transform our lives. Paying tribute to the positive qualities of blue and complementing them with its new perspective that resonates in today's world, PANTONE 17-3938 Very Peri presents the future in a new light.

We live in an era of change. PANTONE 17-3938 Very Peri is a symbol of the global zeitgeist and the transition we are going through. As we emerge from a period of intense lockdown, our perceptions and standards are changing and our physical and digital lives are merging in new ways. Digital design helps us expand the boundaries of reality by opening the door to a dynamic virtual world where we can explore and create new color possibilities. Amid trends in gaming, the rise of the Metaverse, and the growth of the creative community in the digital space, PANTONE 17-3938 Very Peri illustrates the confluence of contemporary life and how color trends in the digital world manifest themselves in the physical world and vice versa.

"Pantone's Color of the Year reflects what's going on in our global culture, what people are looking for and hopefully helps them find," added Laurie Pressman, Vice President of the Pantone Color Institute. “For the first time in history, we have created a new color for our PANTONE Color of the Year program, reflecting global innovation and transformation. As society recognizes that color is an important form of communication and a way to express and influence ideas and emotions, engage and communicate, the depth of this new blue hue with a red-violet flavor highlights the enormous possibilities that are opening up before us.”

PANTONE 17-3938 Very Peri, which combines the qualities of blue, but at the same time carries a purple-red hue, shows a cheerful, joyful mood and a dynamic presence that encourages bold creativity and self-expression.

Color coordinates and closest equivalents in other systems

Pantone 17-39 Color of the Year 2022 palettes38 Very Peri (Periwinkle)

Balance
Balance is a complementary color palette in which the natural balance of warm and cold tones support and enhance each other. The brightness of PANTONE 17-3938 Very Peri is enhanced in this expertly calibrated palette, bringing a sense of vibrancy and visual vibrancy.

Healing Spring
A holistic and harmonious combination of shades soaked in nature, Healing Spring emphasizes the compatibility of green with good-natured PANTONE 17-3938 Very Peri and the healing properties of these delightfully subtle and nourishing shades.

Star of the Show
The dynamic presence of PANTONE 17-3938 Very Peri emerges as the Star of the Show as we surround this happiest and warmest of all blues with a palette of classics and neutrals whose elegance and understated style convey a message of timeless sophistication .

Entertainment
Entertainment, a fun and whimsical color story of unbridled fun and immediacy enhanced by carefree confidence and joyful mood PANTONE 17-3938 Very Peri, a shimmering blue hue whose playfulness epitomizes relaxed expression and experimentation.

About Pantone's Color of the Year

The selection process for the Color of the Year requires careful consideration and trending. To make the right choice each year, Pantone color experts at the Pantone Color Institute scour the world for new color trends. This may include the entertainment industry and film productions, touring art exhibitions and emerging artists, fashion, all areas of design, popular travel destinations, as well as new lifestyles and changes in socio-economic conditions. Trends can also be related to new technologies, materials, textures and color-influencing effects, social media platforms, and even upcoming sporting events that are attracting worldwide attention. For 21 years, Pantone's Color of the Year has been influencing design and product purchasing decisions across industries including fashion, interiors and industrial design, as well as product, graphic and packaging design. Previous Colors of the Year include:

• PANTONE 17-5104 Flawless Gray / Ultimate Gray and PANTONE 13-0647 Illuminating / Illuminating

• PANTONE 19-4052 Classic Blue (2020)

Living • PANTONE 16-1546 Living Coral 2019)

• PANTONE 18-3838 Ultra Violet (2018)

• PANTONE 15-0343 Greenery (2017)

• PANTONE 15-3919 Serenity and PANTONE 13-1520 Rose Quartz Quartz (2016)

• PANTONE 18-1438 Marsala / Marsala (2015)

• PANTONE 18-3224 Radiant Orchid (2014)

• PANTONE 17-5641 Emerald (2013)

• PANTONE 17-1463 • Tangerine Tango / Tangerine Tango (2015-

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Honeysuckle (2011)

• PANTONE 15-5519 Turquoise / Turquoise (2010)

• PANTONE 14-0848 Mimosa (2009)

• PANTONE • 18-3943 Blue Iris / Blue Iris (2008) 9004 PANTONE 19-1557 Chili Pepper (2007)

• PANTONE 13-1106 Sand Dollar (2006)

• PANTONE 15-5217 Blue Turquoise (2005)

• PANTONE 17-1456 Tigerlily (20041)

4811 Aqua Sky (2003)

• PANTONE 19-1664 True Red (2002)

• PANTONE 17-2031 Fuchsia Rose (2001)

• PANTONE 15-4020 Cerulean (Cerulean) 2000)

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Pantone Color System System is a widely used, standardized color identification and matching system and is a recognized international standard in publishing and offset production.

The idea of ​​color standardization is to allow designers to accurately reproduce the desired color, regardless of the equipment used, just by specifying its number. Since the middle of the 20th century, the company has been producing catalogs of reference colors (Pantone color fans, pantones). Each color from the catalog has its own identification code and the proportions of its constituent base colors.

The color in the Pantone catalog is a ready-made paint applied in one roll, pre-mixed from the base colors in a precisely specified proportion.

The table shows Pantone Color Bridge Coated Process . This color catalog contains only the nearest CMYK and RGB counterparts to spot colors. Not every color from the Pantone palette can be rendered with process inks - the color range of Pantone spot colors is much wider than that of CMYK process inks.

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385 R G B PANTONE 100 0 0 56 0 #FCEA76 252 234 118 Pantone 101 0 0 68 0 #FCE85F 252 900 PANTEL0032 0 0 95 0 #FEE500 254 229 0 PANTONE 103 5 5 100 16 #D0BC00 208 188 0 Pantone 104 7 13 28 #BBA30D 187 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 1631 163 1631 163 163 1631 163 163AP0030 PANTONE 105 13 18 88 45 #998730 153 135 48 PANTONE 106 0 0 75 0 #FCE85D 252 232 93 Pantone 107 0 0 92 92 0 #FDE724 #FDEA0032 36 PANTONE 108 0 5 98 0 #F9DA00 249 218 0 PANTONE 109 0 9 100 0 #F8D500 248 213 0 Pantone 110 2 22 100 8 0032 219 178 22 PANTONE 111 8 21 100 28 #B69920 182 153 32 PANTONE 112 10 20 100 40 #A48C1A 164 140 Pantone 113 0 2 2 2

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0 #FAE34E 250 227 78 PANTONE 114 0 4 87 0 #F9DE45 249 222 69 Pantone 115 0 6 87 0 #F8DB46 248 219 90EAL0032 14 100 0 #F5CB08 245 203 8 PANTONE 117 6 27 100 12 #CDA31F 205 163 31 Pantone 118 7 28 100 30 #b48F1F 180 143 10819 PANTONE 119 17 22 100 47 #937F20 147 127 32 PANTONE 120 0 5 64 0 #F7DD76 247 221 118 Pantone 121 8 70 0 #F6D866F #F6D866F 0032 111 PANTONE 122 0 11 80 0 #F5D258 245 210 88 PANTONE 123 0 19 89 0 #f2c541 242 197 65 Pantone 124 0 100 0 0 0 0 0. 0032 237 178 32 PANTONE 125 6 32 100 24 #BB9121 187 145 33 PANTONE 126 11 31 100 36 #A7861D 167 134 29 PANTONE 127 0 4 62 0 #FAE17B 250 225 123 PANTONE 128 0 7 75 0 #F8D962 248 217 98 Pantone 129 0 11 78 0 #F6D15A 246 209 90 0 PANTONEL0032 32 100 0 #EDAC1A 237 172 26 PANTONE 131 2 39 100 10 #D0941F 208 148 31 Pantone 132 38 100 32 #Ab7f20 127 1113 PANTONE 133 19 37 100 59 #775F1F 119 95 31 PANTONE 134 0 12 60 0 #F5D27A 245 210 122 Pantone 135 21 76 0 #F1c151 #F1c151 #F1c151 #F1c15c0032 92 PANTONE 136 0 28 87 0 #EFB646 239 182 70 PANTONE 137 0 41 100 0 #EAA124 234 161 36 Pantone 138 0 100 09C20032 230 140 40 PANTONE 139 7 49 100 25 #B27827 178 120 39 PANTONE 140 19 49 100 54 #7D5A25 125 90 37 Pantone 141 0 16 900 900 900

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0 #F5CD66 245 205 102 PANTONE 142 0 24 78 0 #F2BF4C 242 191 76 Pantone 143 0 32 87 0 #F0b336 240 54 9005 900 9009 9002 PANTONEL0032 51 100 0 #EA961C 234 150 28 PANTONE 145 4 53 100 8 #D08921 208 137 33 Pantone 146 7 50 100 34 #a97620 169 118 407 PANTONE 147 19 38 90 58 #786428 120 100 40 PANTONE 148 0 17 43 0 #F4D199 244 209 153 Pantone 149 24 51 0 #F2c688 #0032 136 PANTONE 150 0 41 78 0 #EDAA50 237 170 80 PANTONE 151 0 60 100 0 #E888D21 232 141 33 Pantone 152 66 100 06555550032 230 133 35 PANTONE 153 5 64 100 17 #C17723 193 119 35 PANTONE 154 8 66 100 41 #9D6120 157 97 32 PANTONE 155 0 12 34 0 #F5D7A5 245 215 165 PANTONE 156 0 23 49 0 #F1C382 241 195 130 Pantone 157 0 42 74 0 #Eba344 235 163 68 9ATH0032 62 95 0 #E47E1A 228 126 26 PANTONE 159 1 72 100 7 #D0651E 208 101 30 Pantone 160 6 71 100 31 #AB5A20 90 0031 PANTONE 161 16 67 100 71 #66401D 102 64 29 PANTONE 162 0 25 35 0 # F0C4A0 240 196 160 Pantone 163 44 52 0 #EBA677 0031 119 PANTONE 164 0 59 80 0 #E68A48 230 138 72 PANTONE 165 0 70 100 0 #E37828 227 120 40 Pantone 166 0 76 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 224 108 42 PANTONE 167 5 77 100 15 #BB5D29 187 93 41 PANTONE 168 12 80 100 60 #6f3b20 111 59 32 Pantone 169 0 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 9ATH0031 0 #EEBCA8 238 188 168 PANTONE 170 0 48 50 0 #E89C77 232 156 119 Pantone 171 0 61 72 0 #E4834E 228 131 PANTONE 172 PANTONE 1720031 73 87 0 #E06E37 224 110 55 PANTONE 173 0 82 94 2 #D7572B 215 87 43 Pantone 174 8 86 100 36 #9C4124 65 9 900 900.

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