Pantone FHI Cotton Passport Supplement FHIC210A





Pantone FHI Cotton Passport Supplement

Following extensive trend research and market analysis, these 315 new colors have been strategically selected to reflect current and future color influences across fashion, fashion related markets, home furnishings, interior and product design. With color stories continually redefining themselves, this new collection, presented by color family will keep you on the cutting edge, helping you to create the most updated and innovative color palettes for your design stories and product line.

Format
  • Permanently affixed portable mini fabric chip format of all 315 New Fashion, Home + Interiors System (FHI) Colors
  • Each page features 65 - 0.6” x 0.4” cotton chips, affixed to non-optically brightened paper
  • Each chip can be isolated individually with the included white mask for more accurate color evaluation
  • Accordion-style pages allow you to view 315 New Colors at once 
Color
  • Displays the 315 new Fashion, Home + Interiors (FHI) Colors
  • All Pantone Colors on cotton formulated for achievability and fastness
  • Colors arranged in chromatic format, with an index providing numeric location for each color
  • Each color refers to a corresponding Pantone Swatch Card, the industry standard for color accuracy 
Product Application
  • Use for textiles, apparel, soft home, and interiors products
  • Use for color inspiration, specification, and spot-checking color at the lab or office
  • A handy workplace reference tool for team and departmental use
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