PANTONE Nylon Brights Swatch Card

€18.83

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€15.00 VAT 0%

Pantone’s Nylon Brights Swatch Card is the nylon color standard for designers, colorists, and product developers. These bright and fluorescent colors are available in 21 shades, carefully selected for apparel use in the swimwear, outerwear, activewear, and safety industries.

Individual swatch cards are made from double-layered, 100% nylon, loose-format knit that measures 10 x 11 cm.

Orders for this product can be made by e-mail to pantone@urbanview.net

Shipping cost € 20,00 (DHL/UPS Standard) is added per order, delivery times vary on current stock - normal shipping time is 1-3 weeks.

Nylon Brights colours:

12-0645 TN, Lemon Tonic
13-0630 TN, Safety Yellow
13-1145 TN, Orange Pop
15-1460 TN, Orange Clown Fish
15-1360 TN, Shocking Orange
15-4556 TN, Fiery Coral
16-1650 TN, Diva Pink
18-1757 TN, Sparkling Cosmo
13-2120 TN, Cotton Candy
16-2130 TN, Knockout Pink
16-2125 TN, Sugar Plum
17-2435 TN, Pink Glo
18-3250 TN, Purple Cactus Flower
18-3640 TN, Electric Purple
16-3828 TN, Purple Hebe
18-3940 TN, Simply Purple
18-4245 TN, Electric Blue Lemonade
17-4436 TN, Atomic Blue
14-4530 TN, Bluefish
16-6230 TN, Andean Toucan
13-0340 TN, Green Gecko

Reference

Data sheet

Number of Colors

What do the suffixes TPG, TPX, TCX in the Pantone Fashion Home + Interiors -color system mean?

TPG/TPX and TCX - suffix simply tells you whether it is a color produced on paper or cotton.

TPG = TEXTILE PAPER GREEN (launched in 2015 with environmentally friendlier pigments)
TPX = TEXTILE PAPER, EXTENDED RANGE (launched in 2003, no longer in production and outdated)
TCX = TEXTILE COTTON

Is there a difference in the Pantone textile system colors between the codes TP and TPG/TPX?

Yes, there are differences between the colour systems. The letter G (=GREEN) at the end tells it is a colour from the latest system, updated in 2015 with new colors added in 2020. The TPG suffix indicates more eco-friendly formulations.

The letter X at the end tells it is a colour from the EXTENDED RANGE system, updated in 2003 and no longer valid or in production.

If you are still using the TP or TPX system, you should update to TPG as quickly as possible.