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Navy Blue Color

Hex Code: #1B2A4A · blue

Navy Blue
HEX#1B2A4A
RGBrgb(27, 42, 74)
HSL221° 46% 20%

About Navy Blue

Navy blue is a very dark shade of blue, first used to describe the color of the British Royal Navy uniforms in the 1840s. It is one of the most universally trusted and professional colors in design, consistently associated with authority, reliability, and intelligence. Navy blue occupies a unique position — dark enough to feel serious, but rich enough to feel refined rather than stark.

Color Palettes with Navy Blue

Navy Classic

calm · color-based

#1B2A4A

Brand Navy

calm · use-case

#1E3A8A

Logo Identity

calm · use-case

#0F172A

Winter Night

calm · seasonal

#0F172A

Colors That Go With Navy Blue

These colors complement Navy Blue beautifully in design projects.

How to Use Navy Blue in Design

Navy blue is a staple in corporate branding, fashion (especially preppy and nautical styles), and interior design. It pairs exceptionally well with white, cream, gold, and coral. Works in virtually every design context from professional services to traditional fashion.

When working with Navy Blue digitally, always verify contrast ratios between the color and any text placed on top of it. Use the hex code #1B2A4A directly in your CSS, Figma, or design tool of choice. For print projects, ask your printer for the equivalent CMYK or Pantone value to ensure accurate color reproduction.

Use #1B2A4A as a starting point in the Colortion palette generator to explore harmonious combinations built around Navy Blue.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the hex code for Navy Blue?

The hex code for Navy Blue is #1B2A4A. The RGB value is rgb(27, 42, 74) and the HSL value is hsl(221, 46%, 20%).

What colors go with Navy Blue?

Navy Blue pairs well with Coral. These combinations work together to create harmonious, balanced designs across web, print, and interior applications.

What is Navy Blue used for in design?

Navy blue is a staple in corporate branding, fashion (especially preppy and nautical styles), and interior design. It pairs exceptionally well with white, cream, gold, and coral. Works in virtually every design context from professional services to traditional fashion.

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