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See below for Acme's standard screen printing inks, and special effects!

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Standard Plastisol

Scarlet Red
PMS 186 C

#CB0D30

Red
PMS 1805 C

#AE2A2F

Barberry Maroon
PMS 207 C

#AB0440

Majestic Magenta
PMS 208 C

#8A2446

Blaze Orange
PMS Bright Red C

#F73923

Sunshine Yellow
PMS 109 C

#FDD106

Golden Yellow
PMS 137 C

#FDA204

Lime Green 
PMS 354 C

#00AD43

Peacock Blue  
PMS 306 C

#00B6E2

Mono Blue  
PMS 2132 C

#0957C3

Deep Violet  
PMS 276 C

#201D3E

Forest Blue-Green  
PMS 548 C

#004151

Indigo Blue  
PMS 2758 C

#002366

Aquamarine  
PMS 2738 C

#001F96

Midnight Blue
PMS 4145 C

#2C334E

Gray 5
PMS Cool Gray 5 C

#B1B3B3

Gray 7
PMS Cool Gray 7 C

#989B9D

Black


#000000

White


#FFFFFF

Custom Pantone Mix
Any Pantone solid coated number.

Fluorescent Plastisol

While exact ink colors are always difficult to simulate accurately on a computer screen, fluorescent colors are impossible to replicate on a computer monitor. These are meant as an approximation of the actual color.

Electric Red
No Pantone

#FF453C

Electric Yellow
No Pantone

#EFFD08

Electric Pink
No Pantone

#FC307B

Electric Purple
PMS 2356 C

#A11C7A

Electric Blue
PMS 2935 C

#0065C0

Standard Discharge/Waterbase

Discharge printing uses a chemical process to remove the dye in the fibers of a shirt and replaces it with a new color or leaves the natural cotton color when no color is added. It allows for a clean, soft and breathable print on your apparel. If you are concerned about the plastic-feeling, make-your-back-sweaty-in-the-summertime, raised ink that screen printed shirts sometimes have, then discharge is for you! It’s some sexy stuff.

Note: The final appearance of discharge inks can vary from print run to print run, and even throughout the run itself. The fabric content of the shirt, plus the dyes used to produce the shirt may cause print colors to shift. It’s wild stuff. If color consistency and accuracy is your thing, we recommend plastisol.

Here’s some important stuff you’ll probably want to know.

 

Fluorescent Yellow
No Pantone

#e0e62b

Fluorescent Red
No Pantone

#ff7276

Fluorescent Pink
No Pantone

#ff41b4

Fluorescent Violet
No Pantone

#8769d3

Magenta 
PMS 227 C 

#8769d3

Red B
PMS 200 C 

#9e1b35

Orange 
PMS Orange 021 C  

#ff5200

Yellow R 
PMS 1235 C  

#9e1b35

Yellow G 
PMS Yellow C  

#fddc00

Green 
PMS 2245 C  

#008065

Blue R 
PMS 3581 C  

#2c2b6b

Blue G 
PMS 280 C  

#181566

Violet 
PMS 2695 C  

#2d1b46

Gray 5
PMS Cool Gray 5 C

#B1B3B3

Gray 7
PMS Cool Gray 7 C

#989B9D

Black


#000000

Brite Base
Bleached to raw cotton color.

 

Whitewash


#FFFFFF

Custom Pantone Mix
Any Pantone solid coated number. Exact color will vary.

Metallics

Semi-Smooth Metallics

Pale Gold

Mirror Gold

Rich Gold

Silver

Shimmer Inks (fine glitters)

Red Shimmer

Brite Gold Shimmer

Green Shimmer

Blue Shimmer

Black Shimmer

Silver Shimmer

Glitters

Pale Gold Shimmer

Princess Pink Glitter

Crystalina

Solar Silver

Galaxy Gold

Cosmic Copper

Asteroid Red

Zenith Purple

Celestial Blue

Satellite Green

Special Effects

Glow-in-the-dark (waterbase & plastisol)

Glow-in-the-dark


#
e7f6d0

Thermochromic Inks (Change with temperature. AKA, Hypercolor)

Hydrochromic Inks (colors appear when wet)

Hydrophobic Inks (invisible images become visible when wet)

Reflective Inks

Puff Inks

High Density Inks

Crackle Inks

Fluorescent Inks

Photochromic Inks (invisible images appear in the Sun/UV light)

Colors appear transparent until exposed to sunlight. That’s cray-cray, yo.

Photo Yellow


#FDFF47

Photo Magenta


#F70B9F

Photo Purple


#7D58AA

Photo Blue


#5968FF