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PMS 7477 C

Cyan · saturated, dark

Color values

HEX #105249
RGB 16, 82, 73
CMYK 80, 0, 10, 68
HSL 172, 67%, 19%

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How to use PMS 7477 C in production

This is a Pantone Coated reference - mix the spec'd ink to PMS 7477 for any production method that uses pre-mixed spot color (screen print on apparel, embroidery thread match, pad print, foil stamping, packaging spot color). For four-color process printing (CMYK on coated paper, brochures, business cards, full-color UV print on hard-goods), the conversion above is the closest CMYK approximation - confirm the proof against an official PANTONE Color Bridge Coated guide before approving production.

Color characteristics

  • Family: Cyan
  • Brightness: dark (HSL lightness 19%)
  • Saturation: saturated (HSL saturation 67%)
  • Print contrast: reverses well on light substrates; risk of muddying on dark substrates without an underbase

Closest neighboring Pantone Coated colors

The eight nearest PMS Coated colors by RGB distance. If a printer can't get an exact match on PMS 7477, these are the closest fallbacks.

Frequently asked

What is the HEX code for PMS 7477?

The HEX equivalent of Pantone 7477 C is #105249. This is an informational approximation - on a calibrated screen this HEX will look close to PMS 7477, but ink-on-substrate can vary.

What is the RGB code for PMS 7477?

The RGB equivalent is 16, 82, 73.

What is the CMYK code for PMS 7477?

The CMYK equivalent is 80, 0, 10, 68. Use this for four-color process printing on coated paper.

Can I print PMS 7477 as a CMYK build?

You can, but the four-color process can only approximate a Pantone spot color. Roughly 30% of the Pantone solid library does not convert cleanly to CMYK. For brand-critical work, screen print or pad print the spot ink directly; for collateral on coated paper, the CMYK above is the closest equivalent.

What is the difference between PMS 7477 C and PMS 7477 U?

The "C" suffix means coated (ink on glossy paper); "U" means uncoated (ink on matte paper). The same Pantone number can look meaningfully different across the two because uncoated paper absorbs more ink. Confirm with your printer which guide they are matching to.

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