This box shows the color tan.
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Tan is a color that is a pale tone of brown or green tone of orange.
The first written use of tan as a color name in English was in the year 1590.[1]
The name comes from tannum, (oak bark) used in the tanning of leather.[2]
Meaning of tan
Tones of tan color comparison chart
Name
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Color
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HEX Code
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Red
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Green
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Blue
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Hue
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Sat
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Lum
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Source
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Light Tan
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#ECDEC9
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236
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222
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201
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36°
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100
%
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86%
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(Tan Light (Xona.com color list))
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Sandy Tan
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#FDD9B5
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253
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217
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181
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30°
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28%
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85%
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Light Peru
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#EAC592
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234
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197
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146
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35°
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38%
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75%
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(Peru Light (Xona.com color list))
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Tan
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#D2B48C
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210
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180
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140
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34°
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33%
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69%
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(web color)
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Orange Tan
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#FAA76C
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250
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167
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108
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25°
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57%
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70%
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(Tan (Crayola))
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Apricot Tan
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#E3A857
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227
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168
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87
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35°
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62%
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62%
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(Plochere)
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Light Hawaiian Tan
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#D2A560
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210
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165
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96
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36°
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54%
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60%
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(Hawaiian Tan Light (Xona.com color list))
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Light Peru Tan
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#C18D25
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193
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141
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37
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40°
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81%
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45%
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(Peru Tan Light (Xona.com color list))
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Peru
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#CD853F
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205
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133
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63
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30°
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69%
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53%
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(web color)
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Peach Tan
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#B4745E
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180
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116
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94
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15°
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48%
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54%
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(ISCC-NBS #39)
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Tuscan Tan
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#A67B5B
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166
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123
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91
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26°
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45%
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50%
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(ISCC-NBS)
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Windsor Tan
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#AE6938
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174
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105
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56
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25°
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68%
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45%
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(ISCC-NBS)
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French Tan
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#A75502
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167
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85
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2
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30°
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99%
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33%
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(Tan (Pourpre.com))
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Hawaiian Tan
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#9D5616
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157
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86
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22
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28°
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75%
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35%
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(Xona.com color list)
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Dark Tan
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#865E55
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134
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94
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85
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11°
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37%
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43%
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(PerBang.dk)
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france Tan
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#7F3A02
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127
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58
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2
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27°
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98%
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25%
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(Xona.com color list)
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