Below are the official colors used to create UC Irvine wordmarks in print and electronic communications.
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UC Irvine gold |
UC Irvine blue |
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Pantone 121 (coated) 114 (uncoated) |
Pantone 289 |
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C 0 M 11 Y 69 K 0 |
C 100 M 64 Y 0 K 60 |
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R 250 G 224 B 91 |
R 0 G 36 B 105 |
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Hex #FAE051 |
Hex #002469 |
Do not rely upon the output of a desktop color printer for color matching.
Gold-foil stamping or metallic ink
Single-color versions of the wordmarks may be reproduced in gold foil, preferably on a dark blue or white background. When using gold foil, choose a yellow-gold rather than a bronze- or copper-gold. Metallic gold ink may be used on coated white paper. Avoid using metallic blue or metallic yellow inks.
Accent colors
Publications and Web sites need not be predominantly blue and gold. When possible, use of additional blue and gold hues is encouraged, as are accent colors that may be associated with the school, department or unit. Only the wordmark must appear in official colors.