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#F5E6D3 Shortbread
#49B8B8 Verdigris
#6F4C3E Cappuccino
#0B4F6C Seafarer
#4B4B4D Shady Character
#7E7B7A Mule
#F7EEDE Birch White

It's a color theme for a vintage sports clothing brand. Want cream variations (like aged baseball jerseys), coffee/ suede browns, stone gray, and something between a teal and a mint.

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Palette Description

Let’s break down your current palette and help you decide on which colors to use as primary, secondary, and accent colors for your brand.

Current Palette Options:

  1. Aged Cream or Alternative:
    • Aged Cream - #F5E6D3
    • Alternative Cream - #F7EEDE
  2. Verdigris (Teal):
    • Verdigris - #49B8B8
  3. Dark Teal:
    • Dark Teal - #0B4F6C
  4. Umber Brown:
    • Umber Brown - #6F4C3E
  5. Charcoal Gray:
    • Charcoal Gray - #4B4B4D
  6. Gunmetal Gray (Optional):
    • Gunmetal Gray - #7E7B7A

Suggestions for Color Roles:

  1. Primary Color:
    • Umber Brown ( #6F4C3E ): This rich brown can serve as a strong primary color, representing the vintage and earthy aspect of your brand.
    • Alternatives:
      • You could also consider Dark Teal ( #0B4F6C ) as a primary if you want a more modern feel with a bolder statement.
  2. Secondary Color:
    • Verdigris ( #49B8B8 ): This vibrant teal is a great choice for the secondary color, adding a refreshing and lively contrast to the primary brown.
    • Alternatives:
      • If you go with Dark Teal ( #0B4F6C ) as primary, then Verdigris can still work as a secondary color due to its brightness.
  3. Accent Colors:
    • Aged Cream ( #F5E6D3 or #F7EEDE ): Either cream can be an excellent accent color, providing a soft contrast and lightening the palette.
    • Charcoal Gray ( #4B4B4D ): This can be used for text and elements that need to stand out without overwhelming the other colors.
    • Gunmetal Gray ( #7E7B7A ): If you choose to include this, it can add depth and sophistication, especially for backgrounds or subtle accents.

Conclusion:

  • Primary: Umber Brown or Dark Teal
  • Secondary: Verdigris
  • Accent: Aged Cream (either option), Charcoal Gray, and optionally Gunmetal Gray.

Recommendation:

  • If you want a more classic vintage feel, go with Umber Brown as primary and Verdigris as secondary. The Aged Cream can provide lightness and warmth, while Charcoal Gray serves as a solid accent.
  • If you prefer a more modern twist, consider Dark Teal as your primary color.

How does this structure resonate with your vision for the brand? Would you like to explore further adjustments or clarifications?