GP1601B Formula Guide Coated & Uncoated Colour, Standard, 2 Count (Pack of 1)

It's very good quality.

Pantone books are expensive us designers all know this - with the problem of now pantone charging to use the swatches in adobe this is causing designers all across the world to pull their hair out as an added cost to what they pay for adobe software. My issue with these books is that they are not matching properly so they look shades different. Making it really hard to choose colours using this book. I am at a loss of what to do. Is anyone else having this issue with these books?

Cher mais c'est la référence ultime. Cela m'a servi de base visuelle pour choisir la couleur des murs de mes pièces (même si à la base ce référentiel est plus destiné au graphisme)

Es lo quexesperaba

Recently added the Pantone Formula Guide to my workspace, and it’s a solid investment for any designer or print professional. Having two separate books for Coated and Uncoated stocks makes color selection much more practical and efficient, especially when working across different print finishes. With 2,390 total colors, the range is extensive and gives great confidence when matching and specifying colors accurately. The print quality and color consistency are excellent, reflecting Pantone’s industry standards. The guides feel durable and well-made, clearly designed for regular professional use. The packaging is also well thought out, keeping the guides protected and organized. Overall, this is a high-quality, reliable tool that truly supports precise color decision-making in design and print workflows. A must-have for serious creatives and studios. “I bought this for a friend from Sri Lanka and this is his review of the product.”

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