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Metro® Color Name R G B Sigma® Madeira® 1618 White 250 255 255 Color Match to: Metro® Color Name R G B Sigma® Madeira® 1618 White 250 255 255 1801 1619 Smoke white 218 215 203 1803 1621 Black 5 5 5 0020 1800 1624 Baby Pink 255 204 234 1815 1636 Pastel Pink 207 142 168 1816 1637 Bright Pink 207 98 150 1643 Ruby 177 14 123 1652 Orange ReD 214 41 27 1654 MeDium ReD 207 18 14 1656 Chiristmas ReD 166 1 8 3015 1839 1658 BurgunDy 131 0 0 1781 1662 Light Apricot 233 214 198 0301 1664 Pink 255 188 182 1915 1667 Skin Pink 238 211 195 0303 1669 Peach 242 159 125 1670 Peach 235 117 89 1680 Orange 227 134 50 1682 MeDium Orange 235 107 44 1678 1685 Dark Orange 192 31 6 1704 Baby Yellow 208 204 129 0632 1866 1706 MeDium Yellow 227 212 41 0633 1708 Dark Yellow 247 166 47 1709 Mango 228 122 10 1955 1710 Traffic Yellow 231 117 21 1955 1711 Yellow 253 200 47 1683 1712 Yellow Orange 221 113 15 1722 Light Jade 84 151 137 1847 1723 MeDium Jade 10 96 81 1868 1724 Dark Jade 13 64 55 1742 Pastel Pink 184 207 149 0947 1743 Light Lime 189 225 138 1744 Lime Green 123 182 81 1751 Kelly Green 26 90 55 1754 Green 1 71 47 0317 1761 Baby Green 225 222 174 1763 Light Olive 160 173 96 1764 MeDium Olive 135 150 55 1766 Dark Olive 88 101 51 1772 Magic Mint 188 207 205 1774 Pastel Pistachio 210 212 153 1790 Pastel Silver 206 213 221 1799 Pastel Blue 126 153 167 1800 Maya Blue 79 121 141 1802 Light Sky Blue 171 247 222 1804 Light Royal Blue 9 50 177 1806 Sky Blue 60 174 177 1815 Carolina Blue 179 182 221 1821 Dark Royal Blue 5 11 111 1843 1823 Navy 14 19 58 1743 1825 Dark Navy 21 22 30 1944 1840 Light Teal 91 187 183 1841 MeDium Teal 15 121 117 0688 1846 1842 Dark Teal 15 127 128 1845 Baby Teal 204 212 204 1846 Powder Blue 186 217 216 1692 1859 Mist Gray 188 195 219 379 1860 WilD Blue 131 135 162 1863 Amethyst 195 167 198 1711 1865 Dark Purple 66 15 84 1867 Blue Purple 31 21 67 1869 Violet 215 200 220 1871 LavenDer 197 105 196 1873 Seance 100 20 101 1880 1875 Light Mauve 199 169 195 1711 1885 CarDinal Pink 131 7 97 1903 Tan 229 203 177 1884 1907 Bone White 224 222 216 1949 1914 Wheat 199 169 144 1145 1927 1922 Beige 218 206 193 1924 Light Brown 187 154 113 1925 Pale Brown 134 80 46 1657 1926 Dark Brown 106 67 35 1758 1940 Chocolate 61 27 16 1659 1942 Flax 255 215 141 1945 Brown Copper 161 102 43 1947 MeDium GolD 197 169 60 1948 vegas GolD 214 181 105 1670 1950 GolD 182 142 51 1672 1963 Silver 186 186 185 1810 1964 Light Silver 174 177 181 0102 1811 1965 MeDium Silver 141 141 141 0112 1966 Gray 131 142 153 1968 Taupe Gray 118 105 100 Metro® Color Name R G B Sigma® Madeira® 1969 Ecru 165 156 133 1973 Military Green 110 109 48 1794 1975 Sephia 112 56 45 1980 Brick 189 54 50 1981 Dark Kahaki 175 165 113 1998 Dark Grey 86 90 92 2003 Avocado 159 152 46 2007 Dark Green 38 51 26 2088 Military Forrest 67 81 37 2089 Forrest Green 38 66 50 2096 Bright Turqoise 123 183 195 1892 2104 Pastel Purple 232 188 221 2110 Purple Blue 65 30 79 2124 Copper 178 84 26 1856 2126 Light Copper 191 117 57 1753 2142 Rust 158 37 23 0255 2153 Pale ReD-Violet 217 53 131 2155 Elegant Purple 178 111 126 2161 LavenDer Pink 247 134 148 2170 Ultra Pink 148 5 91 1710 2190 Turqoise Blue 0 90 139 1977 2193 InDigo 85 81 123 2209 Bright Pink 182 1 81 1787 2231 Carmine Pink 204 147 146 2239 Old Gold 156 129 17 1792 2241 Camel 192 146 69 2254 Khaki 227 204 168 1884 2255 SanD 199 172 150 2256 Khaki SanD 170 156 143 2259 Traditional Chartreuse 174 232 104 2288 International Orange 252 47 38 2295 BurgunDy 79 4 25 1785 2296 Dark BurgunDy 65 25 33 1887 2299 2311 Sapphire 31 52 71 1891 2313 Teal Blue 44 95 112 2317 Cadium Green 16 116 100 2324 Neon Green 206 255 17 1935 2327 Neon Orange 233 119 53 2333 Cadium Yellow 197 159 52 2336 Halaya 81 63 115 2337 Spring Green 150 255 111 2340 Neon Rose 255 70 137 2341 Dark Scarlet 76 0 59 2342 Sienna 45 25 7 2357 Crimson 177 20 80 2360 Persian Pink 219 96 136 2374 Salmon Pink 226 117 129 1616 2409 Deep Carmine Pink 172 6 102 2444 Coquelicot 231 90 93 2458 Bumt Sienna 255 139 141 0506 2461 Salmon 232 147 97 2469 Md. Orange Neon 245 122 19 2471 Coral Pink 255 120 168 1620 2472 Light Pink Neon 255 75 104 2478 Tangerine 212 172 4 1724 2480 Dark Orange Neon 255 86 10 2484 Pumpkin 197 123 44 1763 2486 June BuD 196 222 193 2487 Light Green Neon 218 255 44 2488 Aurelion 207 186 27 1924 2501 Light Apricot 222 177 135 2505 Sun Glow 227 204 32 0633 2507 Mikado Yellow 162 142 0 2509 GolDenrod 200 175 52 2510 Dark GolDenroD 171 134 55 2512 Dark Rust 174 87 40 2513 Baby Green Neon 203 255 99 2515 Baby Mint 179 210 179 2525 Myrtle 37 75 76 1690 2581 Cerulean 76 74 141 2731 FelDgrau 75 76 70 2747 Russet 147 119 106 4371 1928 2749 Dark SadDle Brown 50 49 15 2780 Battleship Grey 146 153 155 2797 Arsenic 94 106 113 2814 ReDwooD 157 120 135 1731 2815 Dark ReDwooD 134 89 110 2821 Chestnut 182 115 92 2834 Dark Chesnut 207 131 150 2865 Dark Salmon 255 158 113 2901 Seal Brown 56 41 35 1836 2931 Mauve Taupe 122 90 140.
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