Fashion editorial direction
Tobacco Lilac Editorial takes familiar brown and camel into a stranger place by adding dry lilac. The result feels wearable but editorial, especially for outerwear, leather goods, knitwear, and store storytelling.
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: #2F261F;
--palette-2: #6E4E34;
--palette-3: #B18452;
--palette-4: #8C78A8;
--palette-5: #CEC2DD;
--palette-6: #F5EFE6;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: #2F261F;
--color-palette-2: #6E4E34;
--color-palette-3: #B18452;
--color-palette-4: #8C78A8;
--color-palette-5: #CEC2DD;
--color-palette-6: #F5EFE6;
}Related Palettes
Charcoal tailoring broken by acid chartreuse, cobalt, and warm chalk for directional suiting, graphics, and active-fashion trims.
Blackened cassis, lacquer plum, cool chrome, and ivory for evening tailoring, sharp separates, and high-contrast fashion stories.
Ink navy, saturated saffron, burnt rose, and bone for artistic womenswear, scarf prints, and boutique fashion capsules.
Smoky mauve and aubergine interrupted by blue-green signal tones for modern suiting, accessories, and expressive color blocking.