What color is #317873?

Myrtle Green (#317873) is a dark teal. In RGB it is rgb(49, 120, 115), and in HSL hsl(176, 42%, 33%).

Is #317873 accessible as text?

On white, #317873 has a contrast ratio of 5.17:1 (passes WCAG AA for body text); on black it is 4.06:1 (fails). For text placed on #317873, use white for the best readability.

What is the closest Tailwind color to #317873?

The nearest Tailwind CSS token is teal-700 (#00786F).

What colors go well with #317873?

#317873 pairs cleanly with neutrals — cream, taupe, charcoal and cool grays — and with its complementary #773136. In UI, a softer accent is often easier to use than the exact complement. Explore the harmonies, shades, tints and ready-made palettes for #317873 below.

Is Myrtle Green good for buttons?

Myrtle Green works well for buttons and highlights, but use white text on #317873 — black text only reaches 4.06:1, below the 4.5:1 needed for normal-size labels.

Is Myrtle Green a CSS named color?

No — Myrtle Green is not a standard CSS named color; use the hex value #317873 in CSS. The closest CSS named color is teal.

Myrtle Green (#317873) Color Palette, HEX, RGB & Design Ideas

Palettes built on Myrtle Green

Not just a swatch — here's how Myrtle Green works with other colors. Named schemes with Myrtle Green in its natural role, and a note on why the supporting colors balance it.

Coastal Morning Lead · 5 colors

Lead #317873 Accent #A7C4BD Surface #E0DABE Secondary #9AA0A0 Anchor #1C3549

Myrtle Green opens this coastal palette with sea-glass and warm sand alongside it, grounded by driftwood grey and a deep-navy anchor.

Nordic Calm Accent · 5 colors

Accent #317873 Secondary #AEB4B8 Surface #F1F2F0 Support #7994A4 Anchor #2E3236

Myrtle Green keeps this Nordic scheme quiet — cool greys and a soft white around it, a muted-blue support and a charcoal anchor.

Vintage Leather Lead · 5 colors

Lead #317873 Secondary #725018 Surface #E4DCC0 Accent #3A5142 Anchor #552341

Myrtle Green plays the worn-leather lead, deepened by saddle brown and an oxblood anchor, softened by aged cream and cooled by a muted forest green.

Modern Café Dominant · 5 colors

Dominant #317873 Anchor #382B1E Surface #ECE4D0 Accent #819C71 Secondary #3A3833

Myrtle Green anchors this café scheme as the warm mid-tone, lifted by latte cream and a muted sage accent and grounded by espresso brown and a warm charcoal.

Minimal Editorial Surface · 5 colors

Surface #F6F4EF Accent #317873 Secondary #849997 Support #979286 Ink #16140F

Myrtle Green is the single accent in this high-contrast editorial system — set on near-white paper against near-black ink, with a warm grey and a desaturated tint of Myrtle Green carrying the quiet middle.

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Color Lab

How Myrtle Green actually behaves in design work — read from its OKLCH lightness, chroma and hue, not just its raw numbers. Ten signals to help you decide where this color earns its place.

Warmth 34/100

Cool

Reads cool and recessive — calming, technical, good for trust-led UI.

Softness 48/100

Moderate

Middle-weight — neither delicate nor heavy.

Depth 46/100

Moderate

Mid depth — usable as an accent or a muted ground.

Naturalness 19/100

Very low

Reads engineered rather than organic — synthetic, digital.

Vintage feel 57/100

Moderate

Faded, nostalgic quality — editorial, heritage and retro work.

Luxury 52/100

Moderate

Understated — leans refined without going austere.

Brand distinctiveness 19/100

Very low

Quiet and neutral — a supporting tone, not a signature.

UI accent fit 82/100

Very high

Strong interactive accent — visible and can carry a legible label.

Surface fit 33/100

Low

Usable as a tinted surface in measured doses.

Print safety 83/100

Very high

Reproduces faithfully in CMYK — safe for packaging and print.

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UI roles & guardrails

Primary action Safe as a filled button with white label. AA

Body text Passes on white at 16px and above. Pass

Large display Fine for headings 24px+ on white. Pass

Background Pair with white text at 5.2:1. Use

Subtle surface Use #D2E7E6 for cards and hover fills. Tint 80

Avoid beside #316577 — the hue gap is too small to read as intentional. Clash

In real applications

Not a swatch to memorise — a color to build with. Here is Myrtle Green at work across the surfaces designers actually ship.

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:root {
  --color-base: #317873;
  --color-base-rgb: 49 120 115;
  --color-base-oklch: oklch(52.6% 0.071 188.9);
  --color-50: #F4FBFA;
  --color-100: #E2F4F2;
  --color-200: #C5E7E5;
  --color-300: #9CD3CF;
  --color-400: #76BCB7;
  --color-500: #559F9A;
  --color-600: #477B78;
  --color-700: #365856;
  --color-800: #263B39;
  --color-900: #192424;
  --color-on-base: #FFFFFF;
}

// tailwind.config.js
colors: {
  myrtle-green: {
    50: '#F4FBFA',
    100: '#E2F4F2',
    200: '#C5E7E5',
    300: '#9CD3CF',
    400: '#76BCB7',
    500: '#559F9A',
    600: '#477B78',
    700: '#365856',
    800: '#263B39',
    900: '#192424',
  },
}

$base: #317873;
$base-ink: #FFFFFF;
$base-50: #F4FBFA;
$base-100: #E2F4F2;
$base-200: #C5E7E5;
$base-300: #9CD3CF;
$base-400: #76BCB7;
$base-500: #559F9A;
$base-600: #477B78;
$base-700: #365856;
$base-800: #263B39;
$base-900: #192424;
$base-hover: #27605C;
$base-subtle: #BBDCDA;

{
    "color": {
        "base": {
            "value": "#317873",
            "type": "color"
        },
        "onBase": {
            "value": "#FFFFFF",
            "type": "color"
        },
        "scale": {
            "50": {
                "value": "#F4FBFA",
                "type": "color"
            },
            "100": {
                "value": "#E2F4F2",
                "type": "color"
            },
            "200": {
                "value": "#C5E7E5",
                "type": "color"
            },
            "300": {
                "value": "#9CD3CF",
                "type": "color"
            },
            "400": {
                "value": "#76BCB7",
                "type": "color"
            },
            "500": {
                "value": "#559F9A",
                "type": "color"
            },
            "600": {
                "value": "#477B78",
                "type": "color"
            },
            "700": {
                "value": "#365856",
                "type": "color"
            },
            "800": {
                "value": "#263B39",
                "type": "color"
            },
            "900": {
                "value": "#192424",
                "type": "color"
            }
        }
    }
}

Palettes built on Myrtle Green

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