27 Shades of Pacific Color
Explore different types of Pacific colors for your website, brand or any project.
#25488a

Pacific Navy Color
Deep water on a bright day, right where the sunlight stops reaching. Pacific navy (#25488a) is the shade nautical brands aim for and rarely land, since most of them push too far into royal blue. Perfect for anything meant to feel like it was made near a coastline.
#1ca9c9

Pacific Blue Color
Crayola introduced Pacific Blue in 1993, one of 16 colors named by the public in its Name the New Colors contest, suggested by Dharam Kaur Khalsa of Española, New Mexico. It matches the deep blue-green of the Pacific. Pacific Blue color (#1ca9c9) is still in the 64-count box today.
#3e8083

Pacific Sea Teal Color
Stand on a cliff above Big Sur and look about a hundred yards offshore, past the kelp, into the deep water. That teal, somewhere between blue and green, is Pacific Sea Teal (#3e8083). It photographs as well as it paints, which is rarer than it should be.
#1ca9c9

Pacific Blue
#698694

South Pacific
#cdd5d3

Pacific Mist
#25488a

Pacific Navy
#92cbf1

Pacific Ocean
#69a4b9

Pacific Palisade
#3e8083

Pacific Sea Teal
#c0d6ea

Pacific Panorama
#96acb8

Pacific Bliss
#e8eae6

Pacific Pearl
#546b45

Pacific Pine
#4470b0

Pacific Blues
#167d97

Pacific Pleasure
#c3a285

Pacific Bluffs
#026b5d

Pacific Queen
#c1dbe7

Pacific Breeze
#f1ebcd

Pacific Sand
#0052cc

Pacific Bridge
#3c4a56

Pacific Spirit
#5e85b1

Pacific Coast
#035453
Pacific Storm
#004488

Pacific Depths
#24646b

Pacific
#dcdcd5

Pacific Fog
#77b9db

Pacific Harbour
#2d3544

Pacific Line
#006e62

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