COLOUR & ARTWORK / BUYING ANSWER
Choosing a physical colour reference.
What should define an approved pet-product colour?
details to the table.
Read the answer.
Review the requirements.
Discuss your project.
THE BUYING ANSWER
Start with a clear definition.
Identify a physical swatch or other agreed reference and record its code and condition. Screens and photographs help discussion but should not silently replace the approval basis. Keep the reference linked to the selected material.
The decision behind the detail.
A colour may look different on ribbon, plush and woven fabric. Define how each component is compared rather than assuming one digital value settles every match.
PREPARE ONLY WHAT IS RELEVANT
Three details to bring.
- Reference identity
- Record the code and physical reference held by each team.
- Material scope
- List components covered by this colour discussion.
- Approval conditions
- Describe the viewing conditions used for the decision.
Check together
- Check both teams are using the same reference.
- Record intentional component differences.
- Reconfirm colour when the material changes.
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