Colors

Brand Style Guide

Color Palette Use

It’s time to let your colors shine. But, if we don’t use the Pantone® Matching System and CMYK value specifications for print, and RGB values for digital applications, we won’t be showing our true colors for all the world to see.

For the most accurate reproduction in print, the Pantone® system should be used when possible. Uncoated options are shown in parentheses. Microsoft documents and presentations should use RGB formulas.

The correct use of the Meyers color palette is essential to the success of the brand’s recognition.

Colors

Pantone 2174 C

CMYK: 83, 52, 0, 0
RGB: 0, 117, 207
#0075CF

PANTONE 305 C

CMYK: 58, 0, 6, 0
RGB: 0, 117, 207
#53C9E9

PANTONE 2189 C

CMYK: 99, 74, 47, 43
RGB: 0, 117, 207
#00334A

PANTONE 2191 C

CMYK: 74, 20, 0, 0
RGB: 0, 162, 226
#00A2E2

PANTONE 381 C

CMYK: 24, 0, 100, 0
RGB: 206, 220, 0
#CEDC00

Gradient

PMS 2174 C to PMS 305 C

Gray

CMYK: 0, 0, 0, 50
RGB: 147, 149, 152
#939598

My, what beautiful spots we have

When everyone else in our landscape has stripes, we should have spots.

This brand guide should be used in conjunction with other more specific guides around each element of our brand.