Supreme x Pantone Formula Guide
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The Pantone Formula Guide is the printing industry's standard spot-color reference, first published in 1963 by Lawrence Herbert, who developed the Pantone Matching System to let printers specify color without ambiguity. The guide is a fan-deck showing 2,390 solid ink colors printed on coated and uncoated paper with CMYK equivalents and ink-mixing formulas. It is used by graphic designers, brand managers, and packaging printers worldwide. The Supreme version uses the standard Formula Guide fan-deck with box-logo branding printed on the cover.
