#080D47

Color Profile: #080D47

Common Name: Royal Blue

RGB: 8, 13, 71

HSL: 225°, 89%, 14%

Contrast vs White: 6.1:1 - AA Pass

Contrast vs Black: 12.5:1 - AAA Pass

Mood: #080D47 evokes a deep, calming tone, often associated with professionalism, stability, and trustworthiness. The color exudes a serious, focused vibe, perfect for high-end designs and those seeking a bold yet refined appearance. It’s perfect for industries like corporate branding, technology, and even fashion, where depth and sophistication are key. The rich, deep blue gives an air of exclusivity and prestige, and it can inspire feelings of authority and confidence.

Close Named Matches:

• Royal Blue - #2B3769 (Australian Standard AS2700)
• Midnight Blue - #1D3C4E (BS 2660-7086)
• Aircraft Blue - #173679 (BS 381C:1996)
• Cobalt - #3C4378 (Dunn-Edwards)
• Deep Ultramarine - #295078 (Dulux Heritage)

Why Designers Use It:

#080D47 is a favorite in professional environments, lending itself to applications in tech, luxury goods, and corporate spaces. Designers often select it to convey professionalism, stability, and trust—values that resonate strongly in branding for industries like banking, finance, and law. Its deep, almost regal hue evokes a sense of power, often making it a popular choice for high-end products or luxury brands. Whether in digital or physical form, this shade creates a sophisticated atmosphere, perfect for use in websites, apps, and branding materials. It's also used frequently in automotive design, particularly for luxury or performance vehicles, offering a modern and bold appearance that appeals to premium markets. Regionally, it's a staple in corporate offices across the globe, particularly in European and North American markets. The choice of this tone in designs can make a statement about dependability and quality—traits sought after by consumers in high-end industries.