#DC9E13 — Mustard Musketeers Color · Hex, RGB & Palettes

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#DC9E13

≈ Mustard Musketeers

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On white

2.35:1

Fails AA

On black

7.45:1

Passes AAA

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Aa#1C1916(7.45:1)

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Hue41°Saturation91%Brightness86%

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Colors that go with Mustard Musketeers

Mustard Musketeers sits in the orange family. Pair it with teal, cool blues or cream and sand for a soft, earthy scheme, or lean into its harmonies below for a ready-made scheme.

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Closest named, CSS & systems

Colour nameMustard Musketeers#D5A129ΔE 2.5 CSS nameGoldenrod#DAA520ΔE 2.8 Web-safe#CC9900#CC9900ΔE 3.7

Pantone & RAL matches are coming soon — those libraries aren't openly licensed for redistribution.

Mustard Musketeers — meaning & where to use it

Mustard Musketeers is a rich, mid-toned orange — it reads as warm, friendly and inviting. It's a natural fit for lifestyle, wellness and playful consumer brands, and cheerful call-to-action buttons. To keep it balanced, pair it with teal, cool blues or cream and sand for a soft, earthy scheme.

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