All 26 Pantone Colors of the Year, from Cerulean in 2000 to Mocha Mousse in 2025. Hex codes included — click to copy.
Pantone 17-1230 TCX
A warm, earthy brown evoking rich espresso, dark chocolate, and the quiet comfort of a slow morning. Pantone described it as a color that nurtures with its understated elegance.
Pantone 13-1023 TCX
A gentle peach with a velvety warmth — tender, inviting, and full of softness. It reflects a desire for togetherness and closeness.
Pantone 18-1750 TCX
A bold, pulsating crimson-red rooted in nature. Brave, fearless, and joyful — it signals a powerful message of strength and optimism.
Pantone 17-3938 TCX
The first Pantone color created entirely new — a periwinkle blue with a violet-red undertone. It captures the blurring of the virtual and real worlds.
Pantone 17-5104 TCX
Pantone 13-0858 TCX
A dual selection of steadfast gray and bright sunshine yellow — a pairing of practicality and hope, resilience and optimism.
Pantone 19-4052 TCX
A dependable, steady blue that instills calm, confidence, and connection. It recalls the timeless blue of the sky at dusk — faithful and enduring.
Pantone 16-1546 TCX
An animating and life-affirming coral with a golden undertone. It embodies our innate need for optimism and joyful pursuits.
Pantone 18-3838 TCX
A dramatically provocative and thoughtful purple that communicates originality, ingenuity, and visionary thinking.
Pantone 15-0343 TCX
A fresh and zesty yellow-green that evokes the first days of spring. A symbol of new beginnings, growth, and revitalization.
Pantone 13-2010 TCX
Pantone 15-3817 TCX
A soft and soothing pairing of blush rose and tranquil blue — embodying a balance between warm and cool tones and the fluidity of gender expression.
Pantone 18-1438 TCX
A naturally robust and earthy wine red. Marsala enriches the mind, body, and soul — a hearty, fulfilling blend of brown-red.
Pantone 18-3025 TCX
An enchanting harmony of fuchsia, purple, and pink. It captivates the eye, inspires creativity, and spreads optimism.
Pantone 17-0145 TCX
Lively, radiant, and lush — a color of elegance and beauty that enhances our sense of well-being and inspires a balance of body and mind.
Pantone 17-1463 TCX
A vivacious reddish-orange that provides the energy boost needed. High-spirited and dynamic, it encourages bold action.
Pantone 18-2120 TCX
A spirited reddish pink that exudes confidence. Daring, courageous, and energetic — it encourages us to face everyday troubles with verve.
Pantone 15-5519 TCX
An inviting, luminous hue bridging the warmth of yellow-greens and the cool of blue. It communicates a protective, healing quality.
Pantone 14-0848 TCX
A warm and radiant yellow symbolizing optimism, enlightenment, and happiness. Chosen to lift spirits during an uncertain economic climate.
Pantone 18-3943 TCX
A combination of blue and violet, reflecting the complex range of emotions our lives encompass — from sadness and mysticism to wisdom and comfort.
Pantone 19-1557 TCX
A fiery, assertive red conveying excitement, energy, and a bold sense of confidence. The first "hot" Color of the Year.
Pantone 13-1108 TCX
A warm, neutral beige evoking natural simplicity. Calm and grounding, it brings a sense of quiet warmth to any palette.
Pantone 15-5217 TCX
A refreshing and invigorating blue-green that recalls tropical waters and open skies. Soothing yet vibrant.
Pantone 16-1546 TCX
A striking reddish-orange inspired by the tropical flower. Bold and zesty, it signals confidence and creativity.
Pantone 14-4811 TCX
A light, airy blue that captures the feeling of an open sky reflected on still water. Refreshing and tranquil.
Pantone 19-1664 TCX
A powerful, iconic red with enduring energy and passion. It represents determination, strength, and celebration.
Pantone 17-2034 TCX
A vivid, energetic pink-rose that sparked a new direction for fashion and interiors — lively, romantic, and full of personality.
Pantone 15-4020 TCX
The very first Pantone Color of the Year — a serene, clear blue symbolizing the boundless sky at dawn. It launched a new chapter in color forecasting.
The Pantone Color Institute announces its Color of the Year every December. Analysts spend months scanning trade shows, fashion weeks, film sets, and art fairs, looking for shades that keep showing up before settling on a single pick.
The selection process spans continents. Pantone analysts travel the world attending fashion shows, trade fairs, film sets, and art exhibitions. They look for emerging patterns in what shades keep appearing — then distill all of that into a single color (or sometimes two).
The Color of the Year influences everything: fashion collections, interior paint ranges, product packaging, and graphic design trends for the following twelve months. Brands across industries incorporate it into campaigns and launches.
Note: The hex codes on this page are sRGB approximations of the official Pantone TCX (textile) values. Pantone colors are proprietary and printed colors may look slightly different from what your screen shows. Always use official Pantone swatches for print-accurate work.