Screen Printing
Ink Color Card
Picking ink for a screen print job instead? Browse our plastisol ink colors from International Coatings and Union Ink, with ink numbers and Pantone® references.
Open ink color cardScreen Printing & Embroidery
Thousand Oaks, CA
Our embroidery thread colors from Madeira — the Polyneon polyester thread we stitch with every day. Find your color below, note the name and the Madeira number, and send it with your order or artwork — we'll take it from there.
Swatches are shown for reference — thread has a natural sheen, so colors on screen may vary slightly from the actual stitched thread, and a color can read differently against a light or dark garment. The Madeira number is the surest way to order — send us the number and we'll match it exactly. Need a custom color or an exact brand match? We can match to Pantone® and confirm the exact thread with you before production — just ask. Not all colors shown are on the shelf at all times, so please check with us to confirm your color before assuming it's in stock for your job.
The everyday neutrals — bright and off-whites, true black, and the full run of grays from mist to charcoal. The most-stitched colors in the shop.
From bright Christmas Red and Candy Apple to deep burgundy and wine — the reds we reach for on polos, hats and team gear.
Soft baby pinks and blush through bubblegum and hot rose shades.
Burnt orange and tiger orange, soft peaches, and coral shades that sit well on both light and dark garments.
Lemon and daffodil brights through honey, old gold and goldenrod — including the golds that read well as a metallic look without metallic thread.
Kelly and Irish greens, emerald, hunter and forest shades, plus soft celery and celadon for lighter work.
Baby blue and sky through royal and true blue to midnight navy — the deepest bench on the card, and the most requested family for uniforms.
Turquoise, aqua and deep teal shades between blue and green.
Lavender and lilac through regal purple and plum.
Ecru, vanilla and coconut cream through tan, camel and cinnamon to chocolate, dark oak and espresso browns — the earth tones that anchor workwear and outdoor gear.
Fluorescent and neon shades that jump off the garment. Neons shift the most between screen and stitch — ask us if you'd like to see a stitched sample before you commit.
Screen Printing
Picking ink for a screen print job instead? Browse our plastisol ink colors from International Coatings and Union Ink, with ink numbers and Pantone® references.
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