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Velvet Wine Split-complementary Color Scheme

Five colors arranged by the split-complementary rule around Velvet Wine (#9A435D), each snapped to its nearest named color.

#9A435D
#449955
#448899
#66303C
#71BC78

Color names and codes

NameHEXRGBHSLCMYK
Velvet Wine#9A435D154, 67, 93342°, 39%, 43%0, 56, 40, 40
Alpine Herbs#44995568, 153, 85132°, 38%, 43%56, 0, 44, 40
Turquesa#44889968, 136, 153192°, 38%, 43%56, 11, 0, 40
Power Tie#66303C102, 48, 60347°, 36%, 29%0, 53, 41, 60
Young Fern#71BC78113, 188, 120126°, 36%, 59%40, 0, 36, 26

Which pairs work for text

Text on backgroundContrastWCAG
Aa #66303C on #71BC784.47:1AA large
Aa #449955 on #66303C2.89:1—
Aa #9A435D on #71BC782.75:1—
Aa #448899 on #66303C2.55:1—
Aa #9A435D on #4499551.78:1—
Aa #448899 on #71BC781.75:1—

CSS variables

:root {
  --color-1: #9a435d; /* Velvet Wine */
  --color-2: #449955; /* Alpine Herbs */
  --color-3: #448899; /* Turquesa */
  --color-4: #66303c; /* Power Tie */
  --color-5: #71bc78; /* Young Fern */
}

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Questions

What colors go with Velvet Wine?

In a split-complementary scheme: Alpine Herbs (#449955), Turquesa (#448899), Power Tie (#66303C), Young Fern (#71BC78).

What is the hex code of Velvet Wine?

#9A435D.