The new edition paper colours have also been created from new eco-friendly formulations and a revised paper colour number TPG suffix adopted (Textile Paper Green). In 2016 Pantone have added another 210 new colours to the range, briging the number of colours now featured in the Pantone Fashion, Home + Interiors library to 2,310. At that time the existing colour numbers stayed the same, but an "X" was added to the TC and TP colour suffix to denote the "eXtended" range. In 2013 Pantone extended the textile colour range to include more colours. Here is an example of the cotton and paper reference for the same colour, on cotton "13-0947 TCX" or on paper "13-0947 TPG". So, to indicate and highlight any potential difference, Pantone add a suffix to the textile colour reference, TCX for colours printed on cotton and TPG when on paper. In other words, the colours can look different on cotton to paper. It's simple really, Pantone textile colour charts can be printed on either cotton or paper, and when printed on two such different substrates visual differences can occur. You may have encountered more than one different kind of Pantone Textile colour references, TC, TCX, TP, TPX and now TPG! This can obviously be a little confusing, so here's the low down.
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