Need Pantone color code for HTML color #ff3300

[deevergote]

Getting the shirts made. However, their graphic artist, like most people, can't seem to tell the difference between the red-orange of CB7tuner, and plain red.

So #ff3300 is the HTML color code for the red-orange in the color scheme. Pantone is a specific company, so finding charts has been difficult for me. I'm trying to hurry, so I can get back to them before they leave for the day... So far, I'm having no luck.

[Law Grandeur]

this is the most help i was able to find

http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic30213.htm

check pantone 172 C. it might be a tab bit too orange though

[deevergote]

Got it. 485 C.

Pain in the ass.




T-shirts on the way. Expect a shipped price less than the Cafepress selections, a cleaner design than anything we have now, and plenty of bitching by me as I fall behind in trying to ship these suckers out!

[MikeW]

This will not end well.

If i can say that.

[deevergote]

this is the most help i was able to find

http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic30213.htm

Thanks man.


Oddly enough, some door company uses the EXACT same color, and I managed to find the "print safe" and "web safe" instructions for their literature, listing the proper codes so that the color will be consistent in every display medium.

[Law Grandeur]

damn at least you found it. the photoshop color was way off then

[visualpoet]

If you're trying to match the color on the screen to a pantone color, you might find out that you get something unexpected. (I speak from experience.) When I was doing design, clients would come to me and bring their own artwork, which would look different on my freshly calibrated and color tuned monitor than it did on their POS monitor. They would have something that was supposed to be a pantone color, but they wanted the color on the screen. When their print job was done; lots of complaints.

[Gemini]

big sizes?

[deevergote]

If you're trying to match the color on the screen to a pantone color, you might find out that you get something unexpected. (I speak from experience.) When I was doing design, clients would come to me and bring their own artwork, which would look different on my freshly calibrated and color tuned monitor than it did on their POS monitor. They would have something that was supposed to be a pantone color, but they wanted the color on the screen. When their print job was done; lots of complaints.

Well, the Pantone color that I found is the exact match for hex code used for the red-orange in the CB7tuner links, so hopefully it'll come out right! As long as it's not pure red, or pure orange, I'll be satisfied!

big sizes?

I was able to do XL, at a slight cost increase. I'm getting 10 M, 20 L, and 20 XL. Hopefully that'll be enough... because the larger they get, the more they cost to make!