What Is TPX In Pantone?

by | Last updated on January 24, 2024

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*In the latest versions of the PANTONE FASHION + HOME product line, the paper edition product carries a suffix of TPX =

textile paper edition, extended range

.

What is the difference between Pantone TPG and TPX?

Pantone TPG is the suffix for Textile Paper Green.

The TPG formulation will replace the PANTONE FASHION HOME +

INTERIORS TPX

(Textile Paper Extended Range) formulation, which was redesigned to match rising global standards for sustainable manufacturing processes.

What is a TPX Pantone color?

TPX is an abbreviation for

Pantone Textile Paper eXtended

and means the color reference was printed on paper.

Which Pantone book is TPX?


PANTONE 17-1340

TPX.

What is Pantone TCX used for?

Industries using the right Pantone Book

TCX is used for

all fabric relevant textile products

. With the swatches produced in cotton, the Pantone TCX gives maximum precision in colour allowing the designer to visualise the shade when it is printed on any fabric.

Does Pantone still use TPX?

Does Pantone still use TPX? *In the latest versions of the PANTONE FASHION + HOME product line, the paper

edition product carries a suffix of TPX = textile paper edition

, extended range. ** The cotton editions carry a suffix of TCX = textile, cotton edition, extended range.

Are Pantone TPX and TCX the same?

What is the difference between TPX and TCX? Mainly in the P and C, P is the paper, C is the cotton, that is, TPX is printed on paper color, and TCX is the color effect on the cotton.

2 colors are essentially the same

, are currently 2100 colors, but in different materials to show the effect is different.

What is the Pantone color for 2021?


PANTONE 17-5104 Ultimate Gray + PANTONE 13-0647 Illuminating

, two independent colors that highlight how different elements come together to support one another, best express the mood for Pantone Color of the Year 2021.

What are TPX numbers?

Color reference numbers in this system contain two digits followed by a dash and four digits with either a TPX or TC suffix. TPX indicates that

that the reference was printed on paper

, the TC indicates that it’s a dyed cotton reference. Each color also has an alpha name reference as a secondary identifier.

Where is Pantone TPX in Illustrator?

From the Swatches Panel (Window > Swatches), open the drop down menu and choose Open Swatch Library > Color Books > to

find

and load the

Pantone

book you need. From the

Pantone

swatch panel you just loaded, you will want to make sure Show

Find

Field is checked.

Where is TPX Pantone color in Illustrator?

  1. Open your logo EPS file in Illustrator.
  2. Select coloured area of logo.
  3. Select window > colour and swatches.
  4. Colour box reveals your pantone reference, for example: Pantone 2975C (C = coated, U = uncoated)

How do designers use Pantone?

Pantone Connect helps

designers to streamline their color selection

, color communication, and design process to improve accuracy and reduce time time/rework. This includes matching physical color samples to Pantone Colors, creating and arranging palettes for design projects, and applying Pantone colors to design files.

What is Pantone TCX mean?

So in short, the latest, most up-to-date and current Pantone Fashion,Home + Interiors textile colour references now end, TCX (

Textile Cotton eXtended

) and TPG (Textile Paper Green).

Do fashion designers use Pantone?

One of the special features with the fashion and home palette is that its colours have proper names. In addition to the PCS,

Pantone also produces colour trend reports for fashion designers

.

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