On Friday, the crayon company said it's retiring a color from its classic 24-count box.
Have you seen our larger than life crayon box in #NYC? Find out #WhosLeaving on 3/31! https://t.co/3va4VgDclj pic.twitter.com/sp3hgRcb9X
— Crayola (@Crayola) March 27, 2017
Crayola hasn't yet revealed which crayon they will be saying goodbye to, but the decision will happen in Times Square on Friday, which is also National Crayon Day.
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Once the color is retired, Crayola will not produce any more crayons in that shade. Only boxes that already contain that specific color will remain.
Crayola has been encouraging fans to share images and comments of the color they can't live without on social media using the hashtag #WhosLeaving.
The current colors in danger of getting axed: red, yellow, blue, brown, orange, green, violet, black, carnation pink, yellow orange, blue green, red violet, red orange, yellow green, blue violet, white, violet red, dandelion, cerulean, apricot, scarlet, green yellow, indigo and gray.
@Crayola I can't live with out dandelion! #WhosLeaving
— jenny shimkus (@banannerpuss) March 28, 2017
First the Monopoly thimble and now a #Crayola CrayonðŸ˜
— Lisa Bevington (@lisa_bevington) March 28, 2017
Please keep Dandelion!💛 #WhosLeaving pic.twitter.com/lonsj0K9NX
#WhosLeaving I say it's white. No one uses the white crayon. But who's gonna replace it? Can't have a 23-box of crayons, @Crayola, come on.
— Jazmyn Roze-Marie (@jazmyn_roze) March 28, 2017
