orange 4
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#8B5A00
X11 color
Orange 4 (#8B5A00) is the darkest X11 orange — a deep, dark amber-brown where the orange hue is significantly subdued by depth. This shade sits at the boundary of orange and brown, evoking dark amber, soy sauce, and aged wood. It functions as a rich warm dark tone in traditional and rustic design palettes, adding warmth without the brightness of pure orange.
Color Values
#8B5A00
139, 90, 0
38.8, 100.0%, 27.3%
38.8, 100.0%, 54.5%
0.0%, 35.3%, 100.0%, 45.5%
0.5091 0.1086 72.7
Properties
Color Psychology
Dark oranges like burnt sienna and rust evoke autumnal warmth, earthiness, and heritage. These tones connect to natural materials like terracotta and aged wood, suggesting authenticity and craftsmanship. They carry a nostalgic quality that feels grounded and trustworthy.
Design Usage
Dark oranges are effective in food and beverage branding, outdoor lifestyle products, and artisanal goods. They work as accent colors in data visualizations and infographics where warmth is needed without brightness. Combine them with deep greens or navy for a sophisticated, nature-inspired palette.
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CSS Usage
background-color: #8B5A00;
color: #8B5A00;
border-color: #8B5A00;
Yellow 700
#A16207
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Text on white
5.9:1
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3.56:1