Pantone Matched Mugs
Promotional Pantone Matched Mugs are created using a colour standardization system to help identify the colours in print ready artwork. We apply the colour to a white earthenware mug which is then printed with your logo or message. The inside of the mug remains white. The technical printing process adds another layer of complexity to the mugs collection. Pantone matching is used in a variety of industries.
Pantone Matched Colour Coat Mugs
Pantone LLC is a U.S. corporation best known for its Pantone Matching System (PMS), a colour system used in a variety of industries, primarily printing, though sometimes in the manufacture of fabric, coloured paint and plastics.
The CMYK process is a method of printing colour using four inks – cyan, magenta, yellow and black. The CMYK process is most commonly used to produce printed material. There is a special set of Pantone colours that can only be reproduced using CMYK. However, another process used by the Pantone system is with 14 base pigments (including black) mixed together in specific amounts. This allows for metallics and fluorescent colours to be produced. While most of the colours are beyond the CMYK range, in 2001 Pantone began providing a translation of the system in screen-based colours, which use the RGB colour model – red, green blue system.
Pantone matching is even used to describe the colours of a flag or seal. In January 2003, the Scottish Parliament debated on whether to refer to the Scottish flag as “Pantone 300”. Countries such as Canada and South Korea have also chosen to refer to specific pantone colours when producing flags. US states such as Texas have set legislated PMS colours of their flags.
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Product Highlight: 450ml Oregon Black Travel Mugs
Part of a wide collection of Promotional mugs from Redbows – the 450ml Oregon Black Travel Mugs has a coloured PP plastic interior, base, handle, top band and screw top lid with secure sliding sipper. The handle has even been manufactured to be more rigid for enhanced grip. BPA and PVC free. Available in eight stylish colours: Amber, Black, Blue, Cyan, Green, Pink, Purple, Red and Yellow. The colourful yet classic design compliments the vibrant trim colour scheme. At Redbows, we individually laser engrave and personalise each Oregon Black Travel Mug. Your name will be applied to the front of the bottle as per supplied artwork. Our displayed pricing includes the cost of engraving to one position. With Laser Engraving the artwork is etched directly into the surface of the mug using a laser.
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Why use Printed Travel Mugs?
Why use printed travel mugs? It’s no surprise that in today’s climate businesses are now asking themselves this question when planning marketing strategies and selecting the products they could use to take their marketing to the next level. Nothing beats drinking from a brand-new Promotional Travel Mugs on a cold winter’s morning. At Redbows, we stock hundreds of different products to help keep your drink warm or cold when you’re on the move. If you’re looking for answers, you’ll find them here. We look at the important question, ‘Why use Printed Travel Mugs?’ – and hopefully give you some ‘drink’ for thought.
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Top Tips for Marketing with Branded Mugs
With autumn and winter approaching, it is time to turn our attention to one of the best products for this time of year – mugs. No matter whether you’re on the go or in the office, we all need a good cup of tea or mug of coffee and sometimes more than the odd one during the day. The choice of coffee mixes and syrup mixers continues to grow as does the choices of teas but one thing always remains the same – you need something to drink from and often it is a personal favourite. Get your promotional mugs right and they can really promote your organisation. Here 6 of our best tips to get the most from this exceptional advertising product. For more information click the image to enlarge the infographic.
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What is Pantone Matching?
Pantone matching is a colour identification and matching system that helps to identify colours. By standardizing the colours other equipment manufacturers can match colours without having to contact one another. Pantone LLC is a US company best known for its Pantone Matching System (PMS)
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What are Pantone Colours?
Pantone colours are described by their allocated number (for example, “PMS 130”). PMS colours are almost always used in branding. The Pantone system also allows for special colours to be produced, such as metallics and fluorescents. In 2001 Pantone began providing translations of their existing system with screen-based colours. Screen-based colours use the RGB colour model.