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Introducing
The Black and White Collection
The first standard range of 85 Black and White shades in the market.
See what you can achieve in Black and White
Many brands struggle to achieve their core colors across multiple fabrics and requirements. Coloro's Black and White Collection helps you optimize your existing black and white colors and develop alternatives for every use case.
Black
Select and compare black shades based on:
Fiber feasibilities
Check black feasibilities over multiple substrates
Depth
What is the darkest black you can achieve per substrate?
Hue
Reddish, greenish, blueish, yellowish shades of black to fit your intended hue preference
Color Fastness
Real testing data to check how your chosen black will perform in your intended substrate or product
White
Select and compare white shades based on:
Whiteness Calibration
Evaluate different levels of whiteness by AATCC, CIE and Hohenstein calibration
Optical Brightener
Compare results with and without using optical brightener
Hue
Reddish, greenish, blueish, yellowish shades of white to fit your intended direction
Color Fastness
Compare core fastnesses including Phenolic Yellowing fastnesses
What's included?
Collection features
A singular box containing two folders:
One folder with 45 Black swatches
- 42 shades dyed into one-layer cotton knit swatches
- Three shades dyed into two-layer polyester 300D swatches
- All swatches are 5cm x 5cm
- QTX, feasibility and fastness data for cotton, polyester and nylon included
One folder with 40 White swatches
- Four-layer swatches dyed on 50D microfibre polyester fabric
- Five white shades and swatches with OBA, 35 without OBA
- All swatches are 5cm x 5cm
- QTX and technical data included
What clients are saying:
“Having a wide selection of black and white shades with varying hues and tints is unique and valuable to the tech market. These neutral colours are staples for technology products and having a range of colour nuances on hand streamlines the specification process.”
Reiko Morrison, Head of CMF, WGSN