Commons:Pantone color chart/British flag colours

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This chart shows the colours used on British (and derived) flags, as described in Flags of All Nations, plus extra colours which will be useful. The codes given are for printing on paper, and not on fabric.

Please keep in mind that Pantone is not designed for computer monitors, and that this set is just one particular approximation.

It might help, if the computer is configured to use sRGB colour space (White=6500K), and if the monitor's brightness and contrast are correctly set.


Contents

[edit] Colors

The name in italics is the name given by Flags of All Nations. Numbers are for Pantone solid coated colors (with the final "C" ommitted).

Yellow
Yellow

#FEDF00
123
Deep yellow

#FDC82F
165
Orange

#FF6319
186
Red

#C60C30
202
Crimson

#822433
281
Royal blue

#002664
282
Navy blue

#002147
286
Heraldic blue

#0039A6
300
Intermediate blue

#0065BD
350
Dark green

#284E36
357
Tartan green

#275937
364
Green

#427730
409
Grey

#8D817B
477
Red brown

#5D3526
549
Azure blue

#5E9CAE


Extras not in Flags of All Nations:

185
#E00034
280
#002776

[edit] GIMP/Inkscape palette

The following palette can be used in The Gimp, Inkscape and other programs. Simply save the text below to a plain text file with the extension ".gpl". Make sure not to have any blank lines at the end.

GIMP Palette
Name: Flags of All Nations
Columns: 4
#
  0   0   0     Black
255 255 255     White
 94 156 174     Azure blue
  0 101 189	Intermediate blue
  0  39 118	Royal blue
  0  38 100	Royal blue (old)
  0  33  71	Navy Blue
130  36  51	Crimson
 66 119  48	Green
198  12  48	Red
224   0  52	Red (Australia)
254 223   0	Yellow
253 200  47	Deep yellow
255  99  25	Orange
 39  89  55	Tartan green
 93  53  38	Red brown
 40  78  54	Dark green
  0  57 166	Heraldic blue
141 129 123	Grey

[edit] Notes

  • Azure Blue is also referred to as "Air Force Blue".
  • The correct red for the Union Flag in the Australian flag is 185C, not 186C. (Sources: Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, "It's an Honour" (2006) Australian National Flag [1]; also Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Awards and National Symbols Branch (2000) Australian symbols Australian Government Publishing Service. ISBN 0642471312, via en:Flag of Australia)
  • Sometimes 292C (#63B1E5) is used to approximate the effect on fabric of 549C. While Pantone 549C is darker, this is normal. (Source: Graham Bartram (5 Dec. 2003) Flags of the World: United Kingdom: Royal Air Force)

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