Custom colours

Recolour Panthera in your own colours

Pick a pattern, choose any part of it, then set its colour with the sliders or a hex code. When you have a colourway you like, copy the share link and send it to us: we print a sample in your colours for you to approve before anything is made. Custom colours carry a flat £50 design fee per pattern.

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Pattern

Colours on screen are indicative, and a printed sample in your colours confirms them before anything is made. The preview shows colour on a linen texture; for the pattern at true scale, open any fabric page and choose See it at scale.

Parts of the pattern

    Editing

    Large flowers

    RGB
    CIELAB

    Start from a colourway

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    How custom colours work

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      Recolour it here

      Choose a pattern and set each part of it with the sliders or a hex code, or start from one of our colourways.

    2. 02

      Send us the link

      Copy the share link and send it with any paint reference or swatch you want us to match.

    3. 03

      Approve a printed sample

      We print a sample metre in your colours and post it to you, for a flat £50 design fee plus the metre.

    4. 04

      We print your order

      Once you approve the sample, your fabric is printed to order in Manchester and dispatched within 10 to 12 days.

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    Questions

    Custom colour fabric, answered

    Anything else, ask us: we reply personally within one working day.

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    Which patterns can I recolour?

    Panthera, Tora, Penrose Prowl and Gilbert, on our recycled velvet or 100% natural linen.

    How much do custom colours cost?

    A flat £50 design fee per pattern. The sample metre, and any further sampling, is charged at the full price of the fabric, or your trade rate.

    Can you match a paint colour or a swatch?

    Yes. Send a paint reference, a swatch or a photograph with your share link, and we match the colours before we print.

    How do I see the final colour?

    We print a sample metre in your colours and post it to you. Your order is printed only once you approve it.

    Are the colours on screen exact?

    They are a close guide. Screens vary, and printed colour on velvet reads deeper than on linen, which is why we always print a sample first.