Pantone FHI Coated Colors Set 2019 008



Pantone FHI Coated Colors Set 2019 008

The FHI Coated Colors Set pairs the TPG Color Guide and FHI Metallic Shimmers Color Guide, giving designers access to 2,510 Fashion, Home + Interiors coated Pantone Colors. Use these guides for product design, fashion accessories, footwear, hard home including housewares, personal care, interiors, color cosmetics, tech/consumer electronics, trim i.e. buttons, zippers, outerwear, and reference for fashion.

TPG Color Guide
  • Portable fan deck in a two-volume set with 2310 colors
  • Seven colors per page on 1.6” x 0.8” paper chips made of lacquer stripe coating on paper
  • TPG (Textile Paper – Green) suffix indicates the latest evolution of the FHI product line - we removed all lead and chromium content from the TPX products to offer a safer and environmentally friendly product 
FHI Metallic Shimmers Color Guide
  • One volume with 200 colors in a fan format
  • One full-bleed color per 1.75” x 6” page
  • Produced pigment on paper (nitro-cellulous coating), similar to a paint sample
  • TPM (Textile Paper – Metallic) suffix indicates that it is a metallic color in the Fashion, Home + Interiors System
  • Colors arranged by color family
  • Each color referenced by a corresponding name and number 
Application
  • Use for color inspiration, specification, and production at the office, in the lab, or on-the-go
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