Ink Colors

Our stock colors have been carefully selected. If you are concerned about the particular shade of a color we recommend that you come view a physical swatch of the ink in person. Although we have listed the closest Pantone number, Stock colors are factory mixed and do not come with Pantone specifications so we cannot guarantee an exact Pantone match with stock ink colors.

STANDARD

• Stock White
• Stock Black
• Stock Vintage White (low opacity)
• Stock Light Gray ≈ 427c
• Stock Gray ≈ 429c
• Stock Charcoal ≈  Cool Gray 11c
• Stock Cream ≈ 1205c
• Stock Khaki ≈ 4515c
• Stock Vegas  ≈ 7503c
• Stock Light Brown ≈ 1685c
• Stock Dark Brown ≈ 440c
• Stock Yellow ≈ 115c
• Stock Gold ≈ 1235c
• Stock Tangerine ≈ 1375c
• Stock Orange ≈ 021c
• Stock Pink  ≈ 230c
• Stock Hot Pink ≈ 232c
• Stock OSU Red = 200c

STANDARD

• Stock Red  ≈ 186c
• Stock Maroon ≈ 209c
• Stock Bright Purple ≈ 266c
• Stock Deep Purple ≈ 2695c
• Stock Lime ≈ 376c
• Stock Grass ≈ 363c
• Stock Army ≈ 378c
• Stock Kelly ≈ 348c
• Stock Forest ≈ 3435c
• Stock Columbia ≈ 292c
• Stock Teal ≈ 3125c
• Stock Turquoise ≈ 320c
• Stock Light Blue ≈ 2925c
• Stock Bright Royal ≈ 300c
• Stock Royal ≈ 286c
• Stock Light Navy ≈ 281c
• Stock Navy  ≈ 2768c
• Stock Clear

SPECIALTY

• Stock Fluorescent Yellow* ≈ 809c
• Stock Fluorescent Pink* ≈ 806c
• Stock Fluorescent Blue* ≈ 306c
• Stock Fluorescent Green* ≈  802c
• Stock Fluorescent Orange*≈ 804c
• Stock Metallic Gold*
• Stock Metallic Silver*
• Stock Glow-in-the-Dark*
• Stock Photochromic Blue*
• Stock Photochromic Purple*

*for specialty inks add $0.50 per specialty ink color per print

We mix custom ink colors in house which saves our customers time and gives us better quality control. For color matching we use the Pantone Color Matching System (PMS). The Pantone system is used across the globe by designers, brands, corporations, and governments to ensure color consistency between the design process and the printing process. The idea is that two people in two different places can be looking at and referencing the exact same color as long as they both had an up to date Pantone book and were looking at the same PMS number. 
Your computer screen probably won't display Pantone colors correctly. In order to really view a Pantone color you need a Pantone book. Some colors in particular look way off when displayed on screen.

 That being said, sometimes a computer screen is the only thing available so to get a general idea of what any particular color looks like we have provided a Pantone color chart in PDF format.