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Emirates unveils Pantone gold collectables in collaboration with Copenhagen Design

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Emirates unveils Pantone gold collectables in collaboration with Copenhagen Design
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Ali Mubarak Al Soori Chief Procurement & Facilities Officer | Emirates Airline

Emirates has introduced a new collection of limited-edition collectables in collaboration with Copenhagen Design. The Emirates x Pantone by Copenhagen Design range includes keychains, umbrellas, tote bags, notebooks, and mugs. These items feature Emirates' signature gold tones alongside Pantone's color chip.

The products are crafted by Copenhagen Design using high-quality materials that reflect the premium brand identity of Emirates. They are exclusively available on the Emirates Official Store website.

This partnership marks another milestone as Emirates nears its fourth decade of operations. It highlights the airline's growth from modest beginnings to becoming a global aviation leader with a presence across six continents.

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The airline's logo and red-and-gold colors were designed by Negus & Negus in 1985 when Emirates was founded. Despite changes over time, these core elements have remained constant, with the logo in Arabic calligraphy still intact.

Emirates' branding is recognized worldwide, appearing on aircraft at 148 airports in 80 countries. The airline also maintains a strong sponsorship portfolio that enhances its visibility at major sports and cultural events globally.

Copenhagen Design is known for designing and producing premium products under license from PANTONE LLC, covering home, office, and lifestyle categories.

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