Culture Clash, Color Smash

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by Cheryl McMullen January 19, 2010 1 min read 2 Comments

Your first comments after we sneak-peaked the new Culture Clash spring ad campaign were:

fun colors love the oranges, pinks & turquoise looks great, I love the colors

So you can see color is going to be a big part of Double D Ranch's Spring 2010 Collection. They are a bright and vibrant melting pot of hues from diverse cultures and ethnicity. East Meets West colors. South of the Border friendly with Eastern European colors. East Indian pairs with American Indian colors.

OK, I'll shut up and let the colors speak for themselves. .

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FYI: Each year Pantone, the world's color authority, selects a trend color of the year out of a kajillion colors . They just released 2010 Pantone Color of the Year is Turquoise 15-5519. Coincidentally, our Toledo Turquoise just happens to be Pantone Turquoise 15-5519.

Are we smart or are we lucky?

2 Responses

Cheryl

May 16, 2016

Martina, your Kind! Hey how was Denver?

Martina

May 16, 2016

You’re brilliant!

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