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Palette Description

Here’s a robe color palette inspired by the existing palette and Dunkin’ Donuts color scheme, combining warmth and inviting tones:

 <Robe Color Palette Inspired by Dunkin' Donuts>
1. Base Color - **Donut Glaze** - 
                            
                            #FFDAB9
                         - A soft peachy beige that creates a warm, inviting base for the robe.
2. Accent Color - **Dunkin' Pink** - 
                            
                            #FF6F61
                         - A vibrant pink that can be used for details like cuffs, collars, or trim, adding a playful touch.
3. Lining Color - **Creamy White** - 
                            
                            #F5E0C3
                         - A warm cream color for the inside lining of the robe, providing a soft and cozy feel.
4. Belt Color - **Coffee Brown** - 
                            
                            #6F4C3E
                         - A rich brown that can be used for the belt of the robe, creating a strong contrast and grounding the overall look.
5. Contrast Stitching - **Charcoal Gray** - 
                            
                            #3B3B3B
                         - A dark gray for stitching, adding sophistication and detailing to the robe's design.

Description of Each Color:

• Donut Glaze ( #FFDAB9 ): The main body color of the robe, providing a soft and inviting appearance.
• Dunkin’ Pink ( #FF6F61 ): Used for accent details, adding a playful and vibrant touch to the overall design.
• Creamy White ( #F5E0C3 ): The lining color, creating a cozy and comfortable interior feel.
• Coffee Brown ( #6F4C3E ): The belt color, grounding the robe and adding depth.
• Charcoal Gray ( #3B3B3B ): Used for contrast stitching, enhancing the robe’s visual interest and sophistication.

This robe color palette combines warmth and comfort while reflecting the inviting and playful essence of the Dunkin’ Donuts brand.

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