Can I use a color that's not on this list?
Absolutely. We can mix any Pantone Solid Uncoated color. Just specify the PMS number in your file or quote request and we'll match it.
Don't ask us to pick a favorite color. We love them all. But if we had to narrow it down, these would make the cut. Click any swatch to see each color in use. We can also match any Pantone® value.
Solid colors with enough contrast to work with body copy or design elements.
Pastels are mixed with a tint base, so they print more translucent than standard inks. They show best on bright white paper.
Neon inks are available for projects where you want maximum pop. They print slightly translucent and look best on bright white paper.
Absolutely. We can mix any Pantone Solid Uncoated color. Just specify the PMS number in your file or quote request and we'll match it.
We recommend referencing an uncoated Pantone guide, since letterpress prints on uncoated paper. Coated and uncoated versions of the same PMS number can look noticeably different.
Yes. Each color is printed using its own plate in a separate press run, so additional colors add production cost, but multi-color letterpress work is one of the things we do best. Our Heidelberg presses are among the most accurate ever made, and we can achieve close registration of multi-color work.
We'll do our best to select the closest possible Pantone match, usually we can get it reasonably close.
Letterpress inks are transparent and print on uncoated paper, so metallic Pantone colors tend to look more muted brown than shiny metallic. However, these inks can be used to excellent effect, but we should review the artwork first to make sure it will look good with your application. For a true metallic gold or silver finish, we recommend foil stamping instead. Please see our foil colors page.
Include your Pantone color selections in your quote request, or just tell us the look you're going for and we'll suggest options.