Fashion editorial direction
Acid Tailor starts from sober tailoring, then introduces high-voltage chartreuse and cobalt as if they were hardware, piping, or a graphic underlayer. It gives a classic neutral base enough friction to feel current.
Textile Direction
Color Specs
Use these values as digital starting points, then approve final textile standards on the real fabric or substrate.
| Swatch | Role | HEX | RGB | HSL | Approx CMYK | Text Contrast |
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Developer Handoff
Copy the palette as CSS custom properties.
--palette-1: #171A17;
--palette-2: #3D4338;
--palette-3: #A6C93A;
--palette-4: #DDEB72;
--palette-5: #2452D6;
--palette-6: #F2EFE2;Use these tokens as palette utilities like bg-palette-1 and text-palette-1.
Copy the palette as Tailwind v4 theme color tokens.
@theme {
--color-palette-1: #171A17;
--color-palette-2: #3D4338;
--color-palette-3: #A6C93A;
--color-palette-4: #DDEB72;
--color-palette-5: #2452D6;
--color-palette-6: #F2EFE2;
}Related Palettes
Tobacco brown, honeyed camel, and dry lilac for editorial outerwear, accessories, knitwear, and refined fashion neutrals.
Deep petrol, black, cherry red, powder coral, and champagne for nightlife capsules, accessories, and confident fashion graphics.
Cold metallic greys with a pale ice note for technical fabrics, outerwear, and sleek branding.
Good for tailoring, uniforms, contemporary basics, and collections that need grounded versatility with polish.