H&M has established this Colour Guideline to guide suppliers to achieve a quicker and better result in their colour work. For H&M Cosmetic products a separate Colour Guide Book is available. The guidelines and requirements in this Colour Guideline apply to all products in textile, leather/suede, plastic, bone, wood, metal, straw, paper etc. Colour evaluation using instrumental method should be used when applicable. All parts of a product are equally important to check according to the same guidelines; shell, details, accessories (including: threads, buttons, badges, zippers, interlinings, drawstrings, stoppers) etc. Therefore these guidelines are made for everyone involved in the colour process – garment makers, accessory suppliers, dyers, print houses, embroidery units etc. Each supplier to H&M is responsible for informing all of their suppliers and subcontractors about the content of these guidelines and requirements and to make sure that they al...
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