From the color experts at Pantone, these beautiful standard 54-card playing card decks brighten any gameplay.
Perfect for group or solo play, these playing cards feature iconic Pantone PMS chips arranged in stunning rainbow gradients, ideal for anyone looking for a burst of color for game night or a round of solitaire.
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COLORFUL PANTONE PLAYING CARDS: This vibrant duo of playing card decks features iconic Pantone chips arranged in dazzling rainbow gradients.
BELOVED BRAND: In 1963, Pantone revolutionized the printing industry with the colorful PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM®, an innovative tool allowing for the faithful selection, articulation, and reproduction of consistent, accurate color anywhere in the world.
DELUXE PACKAGE These decks are set in a beautifully designed box, ideal for storage and display. The high-quality cards allow players to shuffle the decks repeatedly with minimal wear and tear. Game night enthusiasts, artists, and creative types will love these bright and beautiful playing cards.
MORE FROM PANTONE: Pair these playing cards with other items in the Pantone Gift and Stationery line that range from postcards and notebooks to puzzles and flexi journals.
Perfect for:
- Artists, designers, and creatives
- Fans of Pantone
- People who love color
- Anyone looking for a bright gift or stocking stuffer
Pantone LLC is the world-renowned authority on color. For more than 50 years, PANTONE has been inspiring design professionals with products, services, and technology for the colorful exploration and expression of creativity. In 1963, Lawrence Herbert, PANTONE's founder, created the PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM®, a book of standardized colors in fan format—an innovative system for identifying, matching, and communicating colors to solve the problems associated with producing accurate color matches in the graphic arts community. PANTONE has since expanded its color-matching systems to include other color-critical industries, including digital, fashion, home plastics, architecture, interiors, and paint. Today, the PANTONE name is known worldwide as the standard language for accurate color communication, the definitive international means for selecting, specifying, matching, and controlling colors.