Glossary
What is CMYK?
The four ink colours — cyan, magenta, yellow and black — used in full-colour printing.
Quick answer
CMYK: The four ink colours — cyan, magenta, yellow and black — used in full-colour printing.
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Key takeaways
- Brand colours can shift slightly in CMYK. For exact matches, specify a Pantone spot colour where the method allows.
- Related: Bleed (artwork)
- Related: Woven label
- Related: Halftone
What does CMYK mean?
CMYK printing builds every colour by layering four process inks. It is used for digital, offset and some transfer printing, while spot colours (such as Pantone) use pre-mixed inks.
Why it matters when ordering bags
Brand colours can shift slightly in CMYK. For exact matches, specify a Pantone spot colour where the method allows.
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What does CMYK mean in bag manufacturing?
CMYK printing builds every colour by layering four process inks. It is used for digital, offset and some transfer printing, while spot colours (such as Pantone) use pre-mixed inks.
Why should a bulk buyer care about CMYK?
Brand colours can shift slightly in CMYK. For exact matches, specify a Pantone spot colour where the method allows.
Can Vago explain this on my quote?
Yes. Quotes list the key specifications in plain language, and you can ask questions on WhatsApp (+91 95373 25355).
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