Asian textile direction

Himalayan Wool textile color palette

Himalayan Wool is built from yak brown, pine, stone, saffron, and cloud white. It works for warm wool, felt, outdoor craft stories, socks, blankets, and accessories where the palette should feel tactile, insulated, and grounded in natural fiber.

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Textile Direction

How to use Himalayan Wool

Best For

  • wool blankets
  • felt accessories
  • outdoor knitwear
  • warm socks

Materials

  • yak wool
  • felted wool
  • heavy knit
  • brushed fleece

Color Roles

  • Use dark brown and pine for structure, cuffs, and durable product areas.
  • Use stone and warm brown for the main wool body.
  • Use saffron and cloud white for small accents, stripes, and woven labels.

Color Specs

Palette values and contrast notes

Use these values as digital starting points, then approve final textile standards on the real fabric or substrate.

6 colors
SwatchRoleHEXRGBHSLApprox CMYKText Contrast
Anchor
Depth
Mid tone
Bridge
Ground
Highlight

Developer Handoff

CSS variables

Copy the palette as CSS custom properties.

--palette-1: #2B241F;
--palette-2: #5A4636;
--palette-3: #857464;
--palette-4: #B9772E;
--palette-5: #3E5545;
--palette-6: #E9E3D7;

Tailwind v4 theme

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: #2B241F;
  --color-palette-2: #5A4636;
  --color-palette-3: #857464;
  --color-palette-4: #B9772E;
  --color-palette-5: #3E5545;
  --color-palette-6: #E9E3D7;
}