Design
Since the Armenian government does not specify the exact shades of red, blue, and orange, two different versions of the flag are in common use. The more common version consists of brighter shades, whereas the colors of the less common version are more muted. The following table gives the approximate RGB values of the colors used in those two versions:
| More common version | Less common version | |
|---|---|---|
| Red | 255-0-0 | 216-28-63 |
| Blue | 0-0-170 | 85-117-196 |
| Orange | 255-153-0 | 239-107-0 |
The semi-official web site Yeraguyn.com provides the following color guidance:
| Scheme | Red | Blue | Orange |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pantone | 485 | 286 | 1235 |
| CMYK | 0-100-100-0 | 100-80-0-0 | 0-35-100-0 |
| RGB | 217-0-18 | 0-51-160 | 242-168-0 |
| HTML | #D90012 | #0033A0 | #F2A800 |
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