Explore Pantone colour-reference tools for textile, apparel and product-development teams. NEXVASTRA can help you identify the right reference format for cotton fabrics, coated surfaces and print-related colour communication.
Colour specifications help designers, mills, dye houses, garment manufacturers, buyers and quality teams communicate a target shade throughout sampling and production.
Share a consistent colour reference between teams, suppliers and production partners.
Support sample review and shade discussions with physical references suited to the material.
Choose a reference format that reflects whether the target is textile, coated paper, or printed graphics.
Support colour selection from product development through supplier review and quality control.
Pantone maintains different colour systems for different materials and workflows. The physical substrate affects how a colour appears, so the reference format matters.
Textile Cotton references are made on cotton fabric and are suited to apparel, fabric, yarn and other soft-goods colour selection.
Textile Paper – Green references use a coated paper format and help coordinate colour for hard surfaces and coated materials.
The graphics system is intended for workflows such as print, packaging, branding and spot-colour communication. It is not a replacement for a textile cotton reference.
Pantone®, Pantone Matching System®, TCX and TPG are trademarks or designations of their respective owner. Product availability and current editions must be confirmed at the time of enquiry. NEXVASTRA does not imply Pantone affiliation or authorization unless separately confirmed.
Ask our team about the suitable current edition, format and availability for your workflow.
Portable textile colour references for teams who need to review and communicate colours for fabric and apparel development.
Explore Pantone FHI →Physical swatches and chip formats can support palette building, comparison and collaborative colour reviews.
Explore Pantone FHI →Paper-based colour references for coated surfaces, accessories and colour coordination across hard and soft materials.
Explore Pantone FHI →Graphics-focused references for print, packaging and branding colour communication.
Compare Pantone systems →Tell us what you are matching and where the colour will be used. We can help you identify the reference type to discuss before confirming product details.
Fabric, yarn, apparel, coated surface, accessory or printed material.
Discuss TCX, TPG or graphics references according to the application.
Check the current product, edition, supply status and quotation before ordering.
Send your required format, product name or code if known, and intended application. Our team will follow up on selection and availability.
TCX refers to Pantone Fashion, Home + Interiors cotton textile references. TPG refers to the paper-based Textile Paper – Green references used for coatings and hard surfaces. They are designed for different material contexts.
For fabric and apparel, the FHI TCX textile reference is generally the more appropriate starting point. Graphics references serve print and packaging workflows; confirm the right system for the material.
No. Screens can display colours differently, and on-screen simulations are not a substitute for evaluating an appropriate physical colour standard under suitable lighting.
Contact our team with the format or code you need. We will confirm product details, current edition and availability before quotation.
On-screen swatches and illustrations on this page are decorative only and are not official Pantone colour samples. Always evaluate the appropriate physical standard for critical colour decisions.
