We are Pantone 151I thought our shade of Tennessee Orange was #FF8200.
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Edit: it is. https://brand.utk.edu/standards/colors/
Also, you left off the rest of the statement from the UT site: However, almost all university communications are printed using the four-color (CMYK) process, which cannot accurately reproduce PMS 151. Therefore, you should use the 0-50-100-0 CMYK breakdown when printing. If a printer requests a PMS color to guarantee a match for a four-color print job, you should specify PMS 144, not 151.
FYI PMS 244 is #ED8B00
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@Freak uses #F37E1F for VolNation
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Saves Nike money. Keep everything as much the same as possible. And everything Nike looks the same anyway, regardless of colors.
And yes, we do have a patented shade of orange.
“University Of Tennessee Orange / #f77f00 Hex Color Code. The color university of tennessee orange with hexadecimal color code #f77f00 is a shade of brown. In the RGB color model #f77f00 is comprised of 96.86% red, 49.8% green and 0% blue.”
I did not calculate those %s; it’s a copy and paste.
And another one.
Using Tennessee Orange. Orange is the most important color in our palette; it is critical that we get it right. The official Tennessee Orange is PMS 151.
That one is interesting nomenclature too.
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That's Tennessee Orange to me.View attachment 213344This is closer to the UT orange that I call Tennessee Orange.And imo we need to get back to the uniform that Austin Denny was wearing in this pic.By the way,the school Denny graduated from is now a middle school in Nashville,and my 10 yo granddaughter will be attending this year!
Let them say what they want and us hillbillies will whip their a**!Prime example is this picture. The girl in the middle has the checker board outfit with a deeper orange while the other fans have shirts with a more yellow orange on and the left shoulder of the girl behind her is a deeper orange. I see this on every TV broadcast. Always looks a little strange. I always assume people froms other schools that see that say to themselves" those damned hillbillies can't even get their colors to match", especially the fans of teams that lose to us. Lol
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The original "Tennessee Orange" represented the yellowish orange produced in the wild daises which grew on "The Hill". Over the years, it has evolved the current #177foo Hex Color Code. To me, I still perfer the old original, but that color is gone forever. I have grown the accept the new color but well remember the original color. I have seen a basketball jursey that my brother wore when he played basketball at Tennessee in the early 1940s before the joined the Army Air Corps in WWII.Saves Nike money. Keep everything as much the same as possible. And everything Nike looks the same anyway, regardless of colors.
And yes, we do have a patented shade of orange.
“University Of Tennessee Orange / #f77f00 Hex Color Code. The color university of tennessee orange with hexadecimal color code #f77f00 is a shade of brown. In the RGB color model #f77f00 is comprised of 96.86% red, 49.8% green and 0% blue.”
I did not calculate those %s; it’s a copy and paste.
And another one.
Using Tennessee Orange. Orange is the most important color in our palette; it is critical that we get it right. The official Tennessee Orange is PMS 151.
That one is interesting nomenclature too.
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Not trying to get political but, I will not buy ANY Nike product as a result of the Kapernick fiasco. I was at a JCPenney's store not long ago and they had some clearance items at 75% off and they were all Nike. I thought about it and then said no I wouldn't have it if it was free. Those folks have rights but so do I--I have the right NOT to buy their products.Didn’t we turn down more money from under armor to resign with Nike?
I’m just not a Nike fan
View attachment 213344This is closer to the UT orange that I call Tennessee Orange.And imo we need to get back to the uniform that Austin Denny was wearing in this pic.By the way,the school Denny graduated from is now a middle school in Nashville,and my 10 yo granddaughter will be attending this year!
I fell out with Nike products and Kapernick, ……………...
The color differences are due to Multiple Manufacturers of Sports Apparel. Most of the stark off color stuff comes from places like Walmart; (Not Official Mdse) I don't really see a problem; the different colors actually accent the real Orange.Prime example is this picture. The girl in the middle has the checker board outfit with a deeper orange while the other fans have shirts with a more yellow orange on and the left shoulder of the girl behind her is a deeper orange. I see this on every TV broadcast. Always looks a little strange. I always assume people froms other schools that see that say to themselves" those damned hillbillies can't even get their colors to match", especially the fans of teams that lose to us. Lol
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