All colors will be matched as closely as possible. Due to the number of possible PMS colors available, a perfect match cannot be achieved in all circumstances. We will be happy to work with you to match whatever color you require.

On custom hang tags we can provide any color under the Pantone Matching System as well as in full color. Unfortunately we cannot provide PMS colors on fabric labels. We have 28 distinctive, popular colors that can be printed on our various label materials. We cannot mix colors or produce custom colors on labels. Top

Pantone colors are a type of Spot colors developed by Pantone Inc. Spot colors are premixed inks, like premixed paints at a paint shop. They are not blended combinations of other colors like Process colors.

Yes, for an additional charge, we can add a spot color to the back only of your cards. See Add-Ons for optional services and prices. Unless you mean that your file(s) only use Pantones, we recommend converting them to CMYK. We can also convert them for no extra charge.

This is how full color printing, such as a photograph, is produced. The colors Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black are combined in different amounts to produce any color. This can be done on a full-color copier for smaller quantities or on a press for larger ones. We often make Full-Color business cards for customers such as real-estate agents and for other customers requiring photographs.

Four-color process printing is the standard for offset print full color on paper and DVD’s. It is also known as CMYK (Cyan Magenta, Yeloow and Black). This is not advised for CD-ROMs due to graininess of color images. Solid colors (PMS - Pantone Matching System) should be considered for silk-screening.

Either depending on your needs. The finished product is an Adobe Acrobat PDF file which is the industry standard for commercial printers. For PMS colors, your printer must be able to accept color separation plates. If they are unable to do this then, unfortunatly, we will not be able to help you.

Yes. Please fill out a custom quote form so that we may give you an exact price. We have several color presses available at all times, which allows us to offer spot colors at a lower price than our competition.

Used for printing spot colors. Each PANTONE color has a specified CMYK equivalent. To select a PANTONE color, first determine the ink color you want, using either the PANTONE Color Formula Guide or an ink chart.

No. But be advised that we cannot guarantee an exact color matching due to the differences between Pantone paper and the various paper stocks we use for printing matches, napkins, tissue packs, placemats, coasters, and other products.

Spot colors are colors that are printed specifically to match your logo colors or the like. Process colors are typically used to build a photographic print. A term you will see for this type of printing is 4CP, which stands for four-color process. The colors used are yellow, cyan, magenta, and black.

Yes, we have a large inventory of inks. We also mix our own when required. Ink mixing requires a great degree of experience that takes into account: lighting, shirt color etc. We offer similar quality to offset printing (business cards, stationary, etc.)

A SPi can match specific Pantone colors on most of our products. In the case of Cloisonn? pins, we use a process called New Cloisonne.

Not currently. Our HP-Indigo press uses a "four color process" (CMYK) build. While we cannot print an actual PMS spot color, we can print a close approximation to the color. Keep in mind that we offer free "press proofs" of your custom labels before going into production, so you can easily see the results before committing.

PMS colors are designed for paper ink to be placed on white stock and cannot be guaranteed to be exact on a textile, especially if it is not screen printed on white. However it is the best way to communicate color, and in most cases we achieve a perfect match.

Pantone colors are used by professional print shops around the world. They are universal colors that help designers, print shops and customers talk in one language.

color process printing blends the 4 primary colors (cyan, magenta, yellow, black) together to create virtually every color in the rainbow. This is how you get full color printing. Because our presses are always set up for 4-color process printing, it is actually less expensive for us to give you full color inserts than 2 or 3 spot colors on their own.

We are able to achieve similar results to brochure and magazine quality. Not all pantone colors can be reproduced using CMYK inks. In these cases we can print additional spot colors for color accuracy. We suggest that you purchase or view the Pantone Solid to Process Guide to better understand the inherent limitations of solid to process color printing. To purchase a Pantone product please go online to http://www.ppa.org/Bookstore.