The Western Michigan Broncos colors are Brown (#532E1F) and Gold (#F1C500).
Western Michigan Broncos color codes
Tap any code to copy it. HEX for the web and apps, RGB for screens, CMYK for print.
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Brownprimary
Goldsecondary
These are reference codes for the team colors. Team names and logos belong to their owners; this page is not affiliated with the league, the school or the team.
Western Michigan Broncos phone wallpaper
Free, in the team colors, with no text or logos. Pick a style and download it.
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Western Michigan Broncos game day colors
Ideas to wear and show the Western Michigan Broncos colors this season.
Game day outfit
A brown top, jeans and a gold cap. Finish with clean white sneakers.
BrownGoldWhite
Game day nails
Brown on four nails and gold on the ring finger, with a small white dot for the team pop.
BrownGoldWhite
Watch party
Balloons in brown, gold and white, a brown tablecloth and gold cups. Easy, bold and on brand.
BrownGoldWhite
Western Michigan Broncos color palettes
Ready-made palettes built from the team colors for posters, social posts, invitations and parties.
Western Michigan's primary colors are brown and gold. Brown and gold appear on Broncos uniforms, helmets and logos. The team's mascot is Buster Bronco. Use the codes below for fan graphics, posters and school-themed designs.
Frequently asked questions
What are the Western Michigan Broncos colors?
The Western Michigan Broncos colors are Brown (#532E1F) and Gold (#F1C500).
What is the Western Michigan Broncos hex code?
The main Western Michigan Broncos hex code is #532E1F (Brown). The full set is Brown (#532E1F) and Gold (#F1C500).
What should I wear to a Western Michigan Broncos game?
Go with a brown top, jeans or dark pants and a gold accent like a cap, scarf or sneakers. Add white if you want a third color.
Can I get a Western Michigan Broncos phone wallpaper?
Yes. Pick a style on this page and download a free phone wallpaper in the Western Michigan Broncos colors, with no text or logos.
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