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

The Pantone Matching System is a system printers and graphic artists use for communicating colors precisely. The individual colors are indexed in chromatic sequence and assigned numbers. By specifying PMS numbers we know exactly what colors you want used. However color matching is not an exact science for screen printing or digital prints, we can not guarantee exact matches, but knowing PMS numbers will insure a very close match.

Estrogen dominance is usually associated with PMS. In the earlier parts of the cycle and just before it begins, progesterone levels are usually low while estrogen levels are beginning to increase. Applying progesterone cream is one sure way of balancing out the estrogen dominance. Numerous benefits can occur by using a progesterone cream during the month. It is usually recommended to use it each day, except the days of menses.

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.

We will match our stock ink colors as close to the PMS colors requested. If an exact match is required, we can special mix PMS colored inks. The cost to do this is $25.00 per color

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.

I see there is space for me to design my outer cards on the template for the inner sheet, why can’t I design it all Be sure to design your outer cards on the outer card template and your inner sheet on the Inner sheet template.

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.

We offer customers the ability to print one additional PMS Spot colors in addition to the full color process inks ( Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black). You may choose these options after selecting the quantity of your print item on Step 1 of 6. Please call 866-864-9440 if you have any questions.

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.)

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.

The Design Studio will accept files with PMS (Pantone® Matching System) colors in EPS files but will convert them to RGB (Red, Green, Blue) colors for display on your monitor. The original PMS information will be passed to production with your artwork, but you should also note your PMS colors at "Step 2: Prep It, Verify Color Information", in the Design Studio. This will ensure your specifications are included with your order.

While we have scores of stock thread colors, there are literally thousands of PMS colors available. A precise match may not be possible, but we try to match your colors as closely as possible. Your satisfaction is our goal.

Depression and PMS are different. Nonetheless, some studies have shown that women with PMS may also be genetically predisposed to depression. There is evidence that antidepressants, bright-light treatments, or counseling may help.

Yes. There are certain times when women of childbearing age can have PMS but are not getting their periods. These include when you are nursing, having erratic periods, while you are going through peri-menopause, or have had a hysterectomy.