Colours

Colour concept

The FRITSCH brand colour red is used exclusively as a solid colour. It must not be darkened, lightened or displayed as a transparent colour.

The FRITSCH colour grey is used as an accent colour. This applies to text, symbols and illustrations. This colour can be used as a secondary colour in illustrations and graphics. The FRITSCH colour grey is also available in 3 other shades, which are used for illustrations or background areas.

Brand colour

The FRITSCH brand colour red is used exclusively as a solid colour. It must not be darkened, lightened or displayed as a transparent colour.

The FRITSCH colour grey is used as an accent colour. This applies to text, symbols and illustrations. This colour can be used as a secondary colour in illustrations and graphics. The FRITSCH colour grey is also available in 3 other shades, which are used for illustrations or background areas.

Secondary colours

In addition to the accent colour grey, there are other secondary colours such as black or white. These colours are used for backgrounds, fonts or illustrations.

Colour weighting


The colour weighting in FRITSCH media should correspond approximately to the area ratio shown. The background colours white and red predominate. Lettering and lines determine the proportion of black. The red colour is used for two-dimensional background illustrations. It is also used as the font colour for headlines. In addition to red, grey can also be used for headings. It is also used for background design or to display illustrations and icons. Red is used as a Call2Action or action area. Ideally, the photographs should also fit into this colour harmony.

Possible colour combinations


Due to the poor contrast, no black text may be placed on a dark blue background or dark blue text on a black background.

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