As Halloween begins to approach slowly, Alicja has decided to choose a Spooky Pumpkin Orange to represent the month of October. Make your branding stand out through incorporating Pumpkin Orange within your logo or marketing campaigns. This vibrant colour is not only bold and flashy but it is also very memorable which is important when converting users into your customers.
Where did it originate from?
Pumpkin Orange just as it states in the name originated from the popular seasonal fruit Pumpkin (I know we thought it was a vegetable too!). This colour is vivid and vibrant, definitely a show stopper for any kind of marketing campaign or branding project. Interestingly, this colour was first discovered in England in 1922 so it’s been around for quite some time. We often see Pumpkin Orange paired with dark greys or blacks as this colour works best as an accent colour or to highlight important information on your website as a call to action.
Why choose Pumpkin Orange?
Orange as a colour works best for businesses that are looking to encourage sales particularly in the hospitality, clothing and social communication type of industry. Pumpkin Orange is an adventrous colour stimulating feelings of enthusiasm and excitement which can work well with airline branding just like easyjet but also works well in more salesy environment where you are looking to attract the attention of more users that you want to convert into customers.
Colours that pair up well with Pumpkin Orange are navy, green, black, grey or a royal purple for a unique and contemporary look.
Branding examples of pumpkin orange
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