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#466653

Brightness
91.4
HSL (°,%,%)
144°, 19%, 34%
HSV V %
40%
Lab
40.3, -16.1, 7.1
PNG size
5.7 KB
Tone / Feel
dark, soft cool hue
Black text 3.29:1 Fail (normal) · AA (large) (large)
White text 6.39:1 AA (normal) · AAA (large) (large)

Recommended text: White (6.39:1 — AA / AAA (large))

Color Profile: #466653

Common Name: Dark Green International / Navy Torpedo

RGB: 70, 102, 83

HSL: 137°, 19%, 32%

Contrast with White: 5.3 (AA pass)

Contrast with Black: 7.4 (AA pass)

Mood: This color evokes a sense of calm, sophistication, and grounded stability. It’s often associated with professional settings, particularly in industries like aviation, military, and manufacturing, where darker, richer tones create a sense of authority and reliability. It pairs well with modern, minimalistic designs or rustic, earthy themes, making it versatile across various uses.

Close Matches:

  • Pantone 34108 - Dark Green International - #466653 (Exact match)
  • Federal Standard 595c - #466653 (Exact match)
  • Matthews Paint - Adirondack Green - #466552 (ΔE=0.49)
  • Behr Paint - Hunting Lodge - #426550 (ΔE=1.87)

Why Designers Use It:

This shade of dark green holds significant appeal in industries where precision and professionalism are paramount. The Pantone match for "Dark Green International" has strong connections to military and aerospace applications, emphasizing functionality and durability. Its use in high-contrast design can bring a grounded, timeless quality to a space, especially in corporate branding, aviation, or high-end automotive design. The deep tones suggest strength and sophistication, with a slight nod to nature due to its earthy green hue, making it versatile in both traditional and modern contexts. Regionally, it may have specific appeal in countries with strong industrial and military backgrounds, like the United States or European nations. The color’s association with nature, such as dense forests or deep sea waters, also makes it suitable for eco-conscious brands or environments seeking to convey calmness and stability. The color’s chemistry as a pigment is derived from natural minerals and other synthetic processes, often used in paints, coatings, and industrial applications.

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