Named after the Burgundy region of France and the red wine made there. It's a deep red with a purple undertone that signals quiet luxury. It's common in coats, upholstery and wine or restaurant brands.
Also known as: bordeaux, oxblood.
Burgundy (#800020) is a warm, dark, highly saturated color. It belongs to the reds family. It mixes 128 red, 0 green and 32 blue (out of 255). It is mostly used in fashion, home decor, branding.
From lightest to darkest. Tap a shade to copy its code.
Combinations based on the color wheel. More in the color harmony tool.
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Based on WCAG 2.1 guidelines. Test other pairs in the contrast checker.
:root {
--burgundy: #800020;
--burgundy-rgb: 128, 0, 32;
}
.bg { background-color: var(--burgundy); }
.text { color: var(--burgundy); }The hex code for burgundy is #800020. In RGB it is rgb(128, 0, 32), in HSL hsl(345, 100%, 25%) and in CMYK 0, 100, 75, 50.
Its complement on the color wheel is #008060, close to bottle green. Used in small doses, it works as an accent and adds strong contrast.
Yes. The contrast with white is 10.8:1, enough for body text (WCAG AA).
It pairs well with gray, beige, pink, navy blue, olive green. Avoid pairing it with bright reds or orange, because burgundy looks dull. It can clash with intense purple.