COLORS trend book: Discover the Key Colors for Spring-Summer 2028.

Start your season with SS28 COLORS, the essential trend book by Peclers Paris to anticipate, structure, and activate your color strategy.

More than a color chart, COLORS, is an aesthetic prospective tool. It explores how color today becomes a creative and strategic driver to shape bold, unique, and coherent narratives.

In tandem with our INSPIRATIONS – Envisioning Future(s) trend book, this powerful duo helps you envision the season as a whole — from insight to implementation, from concept to product, from vision to experience.

Why choose the COLORS + INSPIRATIONS combo?

Two trendbooks, one strategic vision of the season. By combining COLORS and INSPIRATIONS, you align every step of your creative process:

• Identify emerging trends and key cultural-aesthetic signals
• Translate these insights into actionable color directions
• Align concepts, product development, visual identity, and brand storytelling

This duo brings together prospective, aesthetics, and creative activation to set the foundations of your Spring-Summer 2028 developments.

The COLORS Trend Book: a 3-step tool to structure your approach to color

EARLY COLORS CARD – explore the first color directions ahead of the season.

COLORS TREND BOOK – featuring 45 exclusive Peclers Paris colors across 7 curated ranges, designed to guide your creative and operational choices with:

• Season’s Highlights: three bold color stances to steer your key decisions.
• Market-specific harmonies: palettes tailored to each market to facilitate selection and coherence.
• Detachable formats: paper, yarn, and fabric samples for practical, hands-on use in studios or showrooms.
• Bridges between themes: an exclusive spread linking INSPIRATIONS themes with COLORS territories, connecting storytelling with palette strategy and unlocking cross-functional creativity.

MARKET CONFIRMATIONS ON PECLERS+, validate your choices according to trends in each sector.

Spring-Summer 2028: a profusion of colors in all tone heights.

Fresh, soft or bright pigmentary tones, tinted neutrals, mock primary shades, near neons and even colorful dark nuances combine to update multicolored harmonies. The tangy or fruity yellowish nuances add warmth, their luminosity lighting up and tinting the other hues.

Colored grays, no longer anonymous, are now used for patterns and novelty. The purplish nuances infuse white with a strange cold luminosity. Lavender and deep violet come forward as new classics.

Greens, in their great diversity from acid to bluish and to khaki, recast camouflage in a delicate springtime vein. Natural browns embrace the summer season in whitened, tobacco or hazelnut shades.

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