#775E3D
- RGB
- 119, 94, 61
- Brightness
- 99.2
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 34°, 32%, 35%
- HSV V %
- 47%
- Lab
- 41.6, 5.5, 22.7
- CMYK (%)
- 0%, 21%, 49%, 53%
- PNG size
- 5.5 KB
- Tone / Feel
- dark, soft warm hue
Black text
3.45:1
Fail (normal) · AA (large) (large)
White text
6.08:1
AA (normal) · AAA (large) (large)
Recommended text: White (6.08:1 — AA / AAA (large))
Color Profile: #775E3D
Common Name: Khaki Brown
RGB: (119, 94, 61)
HSL: H: 35°, S: 29%, L: 33%
Contrast:
- Versus White: 3.5:1 (AA pass)
- Versus Black: 10.5:1 (AAA pass)
Mood: This color exudes a grounded, earthy warmth with a rich, subtle tone that can evoke feelings of rustic charm or a natural, organic environment. Its balanced appearance makes it versatile in design, from cozy interiors to outdoor elements. It’s a welcoming yet neutral shade, leaning toward the earthy side of brown with a hint of olive, offering a timeless elegance.
Notable Matches:
- Kelly Moore: #775E3D - A perfect match, no delta E.
- Hempel: #745E3D - A close match with a delta E of 1.49, similar in tone.
- Munsell: #775830 - This is quite close, with a delta E of 5.96.
- Sikkens: #775D3F - Another close match with a delta E of 1.72.
Why Designers Use It:
- Natural Appeal: Designers love this color because of its earthy undertones, which evoke natural elements like wood, soil, and dried foliage. It works well in settings that aim to be calm, earthy, and organic.
- Timeless Quality: Its muted brown tone is versatile, suitable for both traditional and modern designs. It can be used for furniture, wall colors, and even branding to suggest a sense of reliability and sustainability.
- Tradition & Industry Use: Historically associated with rustic or industrial design, it’s also used in the fashion industry for earthy tones in garments or accessories that appeal to nature-loving consumers. It’s notably found in packaging for natural products, and in paints for agricultural, rural, or military themes.
- Modern Trend: As an emerging color in interior design and branding, it speaks to a broader trend of eco-conscious living and sustainable materials. Designers often choose it for its ability to bring warmth to minimalist or Scandinavian-inspired designs.
- Association: This color’s name, Khaki, also suggests military or utilitarian uses, reinforcing its grounded and practical nature. It’s popular in sectors like manufacturing, outdoor gear, and uniforms, where durability and functionality are key.