Oxford Blue Color

October 18, 2024
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If you are an expensive university, you can also be included in the colour literature. We were not surprised. We offence. Here's the oxford color.

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rgb(0,33,71)

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Color Conversions

Color Model Code
HEX #002147
RGB (0, 33, 71)
HSL (212°, 100%, 14%)
HSV (212°, 100%, 28%)
CMYK (1.00, 0.54, 0.00, 0.72)

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Color Combinations

Board of Directors

#002147

#56A0D3

#A1CAF1

#FBAB60

#F3E5AB

Wicked Witch

#01796F

#002147

#CC9900

#FFF0F5

#722F37

Midnight Carnival

#002147

#F7E7CE

#143601

#ECA400

#BC6C25

Different Thinking

#002147

#48A9A6

#FFD300

#FF9933

Harley Quinn's Candyland Chaos

#D92121

#002147

#F2D0A4

#FFECCC

#C8D6AF

Sunny

#002147

#FDE74C

#4CB117

#004225

#778899

#EFCC00

Thoughtful Action

#FF6E4A

#007FFF

#002147

#BCD4E6

#660000

Shades of Oxford Blue Color

Shade Name Color Hex
Oxford Blue #002147
Light Oxford Blue #384D67
Deep Oxford Blue #001C3D
Pastel Oxford Blue #466289
Bright Oxford Blue #001F4E
Soft Oxford Blue #294E6A

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Best Match

Oxford Blue Color
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Tints

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Triadic

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Monochromatic

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shades of Oxford Blue Color

Analogous

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Complementary

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Oxford Blue Color

If you are looking for a trendy color, you may want to consider this color. 

The typical perception of the term "oxford" is most likely a shade of blue. 

However, if you're digging deeper as a color, you'll see that it has both cool and warm hues that can look amazing when paired with white or other soft pastel colors.

The Oxford Blue color was first used in Oxford University, hence the name. 

This is one of the most common shades of blue used worldwide, usually in different shades such as light blue, dark blue and mid-tone blue.

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