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Velvet Scarf Split-complementary Color Scheme

Five colors arranged by the split-complementary rule around Velvet Scarf (#E3DFEC), each snapped to its nearest named color.

#E3DFEC
#EDE9DF
#E4ECDF
#B8B0CF
#F6F4EF

Color names and codes

NameHEXRGBHSLCMYK
Velvet Scarf#E3DFEC227, 223, 236258°, 25%, 90%4, 6, 0, 7
Taj Mahal#EDE9DF237, 233, 22343°, 28%, 90%0, 2, 6, 7
Window Pane#E4ECDF228, 236, 22397°, 25%, 90%3, 0, 6, 7
Petunia Trail#B8B0CF184, 176, 207255°, 24%, 75%11, 15, 0, 19
The Speed of Light#F6F4EF246, 244, 23943°, 28%, 95%0, 1, 3, 4

Which pairs work for text

Text on backgroundContrastWCAG
Aa #B8B0CF on #F6F4EF1.88:1—
Aa #E4ECDF on #B8B0CF1.71:1—
Aa #EDE9DF on #B8B0CF1.71:1—
Aa #E3DFEC on #B8B0CF1.58:1—
Aa #E3DFEC on #F6F4EF1.19:1—
Aa #EDE9DF on #F6F4EF1.10:1—

CSS variables

:root {
  --color-1: #e3dfec; /* Velvet Scarf */
  --color-2: #ede9df; /* Taj Mahal */
  --color-3: #e4ecdf; /* Window Pane */
  --color-4: #b8b0cf; /* Petunia Trail */
  --color-5: #f6f4ef; /* The Speed of Light */
}

Other schemes from Velvet Scarf

More Very Light Purple split-complementary palettes

Questions

What colors go with Velvet Scarf?

In a split-complementary scheme: Taj Mahal (#EDE9DF), Window Pane (#E4ECDF), Petunia Trail (#B8B0CF), The Speed of Light (#F6F4EF).

What is the hex code of Velvet Scarf?

#E3DFEC.