warm Colorred Family

Crimson

Crimson represents determination, passion, and courage. This rich shade of red carries an air of sophistication while maintaining the energy of pure red. It is associated with royalty and luxury, making it perfect for premium brands seeking to convey elegance with intensity.

Technical Codes

Variations

Tints & Shades

Lighter (Tints)

#EC3156
#F05A78
#F4839A
#F7ADBC
#FBD6DD

Darker (Shades)

#B71132
#920E28
#6E0A1E
#490714
#25030A
Relationship

Color Harmonies

Complementary

#DC143C + #14DBB4

Analogous

#DB14A0 / #DC143C / #DB5014

Triadic

#DC143C / #3CDB14 / #143CDB

Applications

Best Use Cases

Luxury branding
Wine labels
Formal invitations
Fashion design
Premium packaging

Color Intelligence

Deep dive into the science and psychology of Crimson.

What is the hex code for Crimson?

The hex code for Crimson is #DC143C. In RGB format, it's rgb(220, 20, 60). In HSL, it's hsl(348, 83%, 47%).

What colors go well with Crimson?

Crimson pairs beautifully with its complementary color (#14DBB4), analogous colors (#DB5014, #DB14A0), and triadic colors (#3CDB14, #143CDB). For a harmonious look, consider using tints and shades of Crimson as well.

Is Crimson a warm or cool color?

Crimson is a warm color. Warm colors like this evoke feelings of warmth, energy, and passion.

What does Crimson represent?

Crimson represents determination, passion, and courage. This rich shade of red carries an air of sophistication while maintaining the energy of pure red. It is associated with royalty and luxury, making it perfect for premium brands seeking to convey elegance with intensity.

What industries commonly use Crimson?

Crimson is commonly used in the following industries: fashion, wine, luxury, hospitality, beauty. This color works particularly well for Luxury branding, Wine labels, Formal invitations.

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