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Colors reveal much about a brand’s character, intentions and values. As cultural meanings shift with trends, selecting a brand color is much like choosing an outfit: one dominant color to represent the core identity, complemented by an accent and a neutral tone for balance and emphasis. Explore how the apparel industry approaches colors.

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Overview of colors used

The color spectrum of the websites of the world’s leading apparel brands is diverse, spanning the entire palette from neutral tones to vibrant and muted shades.


Display of colors used on the websites, excluding images

Neutrals

Vivid colors

Colors [02]

Potential for differentiation

While their logos predominantly use black, apparel brands’ overall designs incorporate nearly every color except pink.


Positioning of colors used based on their hue

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Breakdown per brand

Color schemes are predominantly neutral, with vivid colors primarily reserved for backgrounds of key website components and call-to-action buttons.


Color distribution by brand

Adidas

Armani

Burberry

Cartier

Chanel

Chow Tai Fook

Coach

Dior

Gucci

H&M

Hermes

Louis Vuitton

Lululemon

Nike

Omega

Prada

Puma

Ralph Lauren

Ray Ban

Rolex

Tiffany & Co

UNIQLO

Victorias Secret

Yves Saint Laurent

Zara

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