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February 18, 2013 2 min read
We use Pantone's color matching system to communicate exact hues to our manufacturers, but create our own collection specific names to convey colors and mood to our end user. For example, when we did our FreeBird Collection last spring we named our colors around birds. A blue became "bluebird", a soft muted green became "aviary olive", a white was "egret" .... you get the picture.
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So this season we thought we should name our colors after key landmarks and music venues in and around Austin, the "Live Music Capitol of the World". And since Austin is an incredibly colorful city, it didn't take long for colors of our AUSTIN MUSIC LIVE to come to life with names like Barton Springs, Bee Caves, Driskill White, and Willie Weed.
The city's main attractions were practically named with this collection's colors in mind! .
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Our 3 Key Looks also breakdown into 3 different color palette variations. Even though it is one big pallet, it is organized and merchandised into 3 distinct harmonies.
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