In 1963, Lawrence Herbert, Pantone’s founder, created an innovative system of identifying, matching and communicating colors to solve the problems associated with producing accurate color matches in the graphic arts community. Over the last 45 years, Pantone has expanded its color matching system concept to other color-critical industries, including digital technology, textiles, plastics, architecture, interiors, and paint. Now you can find anything from eye wear, USB drives, chairs and toys in a variety of Pantone colors. This Messenger Laptop bag and Coffee/Tea mug set are just a few of Whitbread Wilkinson’s products seen at Pantone Universe. To sport one of these bags around town or offer your next client a cup of joe in #186C, visit Pop Deluxe on Madison’s State Street or online — they also carry Pantone book bags, Passport holders, Wallets and Espresso cups. Soon, your whole life could be color-standardized! What’s your Pantone # of choice?