Deep Autumn color palette
Deep Autumn is one of the 12 color seasons, in the Autumn family. Deep first, then warm-leaning. Your colors are dark and rich, like strong coffee and old wood.
Its strongest scale is depth.
Deep Autumn colors
These are the 24 Deep Autumn colors, grouped by family. Each family runs from light to deep. Tap a color to copy its hex code.
Neutrals
Reds and corals
Yellows and golds
Greens
Blues and teals
Pinks and violets

How to wear Deep Autumn colors
Clothing
EspressoDeep GoldA near-black brown with rich gold close to the face.
WalnutDark TealA warm dark base with a deep cool-leaning accent.
Warm ParchmentOxbloodA light neutral that makes a strong red look intentional.
Makeup
Lips
Cheeks
Eyes
Hair
If you color your hair, go rich and warm: deep chestnut, dark auburn or warm espresso. Pale or ashy shades can look washed out.
Deep chestnut
Dark auburn
Warm espresso
Samples, not exact shades.
Metals
Deep yellow gold first, then bronze and copper. Antique and hammered finishes suit you.
Deep yellow gold
Bronze
Copper
Samples, not exact shades.
Avoid near face
Pale, cool pastels can look washed out next to deep, warm coloring. They can still work away from your face, in trousers, skirts or shoes.
Often confused with
The closest seasons to Deep Autumn on warmth, depth and clarity are the Deep Winter palette and the True Autumn palette. If you're unsure, the quiz shows how close the call is.
All 12 seasons
Three seasons in each of four families, with six colors shown for each.