Colors are found easily with SCOTDIC

Select one of two ways to achieve a 3-day cycle;
from color determination, garment manufacturing to delivery.

Super quick operation is the first principle in the age of SCM (Supply Chain Management). In short, stocks should be non-existent, or special effort is called for towards this end.
Eliminate time wasted in the trial-and-error ways of color matching. Ideal color matching takes optimum, minimum time. Selection of two courses is available to achieve the ideal.

Course A

< Color determination with the use of SCOTDIC >
SCOTDIC can be used in the following manner for color planning and for passing color information onto dyeing factories.

Desired color locations can be found with speed

The accurate location of desired colors can be found in the SCOTDIC chart from three attributes of color; hue, brightness and chroma.

SCOTDIC, with its 6-digit notation system, allows swift search for the location of colors.

1) Identifying the hue

Colors have been broadly classified by hue, using the Munsell system (revised) which classifies colors clearly. Identifying the hue is the first step for finding the desired color. Select a similar hue to the desired color in the SCOTDIC wheel of color index, and open the corresponding page. For hue '01', open page '01' for finding your desired color. * SCOTDIC has 54 hue classifications

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2) Identifying the brightness

Opening a hue page, you will have the view of a color group with the same hue, but brightness and chroma will vary. Identify the value of brightness on the vertical axis. The higher the value found on the axis, the higher the brightness. *SCOTDIC has 16 brightness classifications

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3) Identifying the chroma

Following the brightness check, the chroma can be identified on the horizontal axis. The further towards the right, the higher the value of the chroma, the more vivid the color. *SCOTDIC has 16 chroma classifications SCOTDIC is available in variations according to use.

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"Time is money" is the key for SCM

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Innacurate color communication will lead to considerable reduction in profits

What to do then?

SCOTDIC swiftly finds you trend colors or any colors you are looking for

How to swiftly work out dye/print recipes for selected SCOTDIC colors

What about without SCOTDIC?

Ways of using SCOTDIC

Course A example

Course B example

Course C example