Pastel Perfection 2023

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The use of rich pastel "TINTS" is one of the greatest colour trends that is now emerging for SS23 Color reporting.
Since pastels haven't been in style for a while, and after nearly two years of living in a world that's incredibly uneasy, we're glad to see them back.

The colour scheme pays homage to a late 1980s colour trend when garment dying was still novel and businesses like CP Shades helped usher in more looser shapes. These hues are ideal for Mother's Day and Easter assortments in retail. 


For designers, buyers, print studios, textile makers, and manufacturers, Trend Council takes pleasure in being an economical design tool.

 

We provide a straightforward visual route to the most recent developments that will influence your company.


Since they have experience working in the sector, our researchers know the challenges in conducting the study for the following season while one is being developed. We take care of the homework for upcoming seasons and streamline the creation of your products. aiding in the proper decision-making necessary for corporate expansion. 

 



 

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