Fabric Training Document_FINAL_020708.pdf - KI.com

KI INGRADE FABRIC PROGRAM TRAININGV. COLORBy definition, color is never a static element in design application. All color programs need to correlateand coordinate with existing materials, yet incorporate forward-leaning colors such as the warm golds,browns and greens that are emerging; colors have moved from cool (moonlight shades with a bluecast) to warm (sunlight shades with a yellow cast).The KI color palette addresses these issues as well as limitations within the fabric itself. Not every fabriclooks good in every color, nor do mills offer every yarn in every color. Therefore, KI selected classiccolorways for its in-grade fabric program. And, while it is keyed to KI surface materials, the palette isnot static. Rather, it moves toward future color trends mentioned above. The colors are clear, cleanand rich – even in the neutral range.Within each grade and application, the palette offers a comprehensive range for selection andspecification. To help illustrate the range, the fabric cards are arranged in quadrants:Reds, Oranges, YellowsNeutrals, Tans, BrownsAquas, Blues, PurplesGreens, Whites, Grays, BlacksPage 6 of 20