NO. 03

THE WOODLAND PALETTE

Woodland

WARM & EARTHY

Start with warm, earthy colors that look rich and softened.

Use this palette to choose your next shirt, pair it with a layer, and build a combination you can wear again.

01

YOUR COLORS

Foundation and accent colors

These colors work with your natural coloring. Start with the foundations for everyday pieces, and add accents one at a time for interest.

Espresso

Warm cream

Khaki

Maroon

Deep forest

Burnt orange

FOUNDATIONACCENT

FOUNDATION COLORS

Start here for shirts, trousers, and layers you’ll wear often.

ACCENT COLORS

Try one in a shirt, knit, or accessory alongside your foundation colors.

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CONTRAST

Medium contrast

Contrast is the difference between the light and dark pieces in your outfit.

Create contrast with cream against deeper browns or greens, keeping bright accents muted.

A dark wood mannequin wearing a white striped shirt beneath a deep maroon jacket, demonstrating a medium-contrast starting combination.
MEDIUM CONTRAST

SHIRTWhite stripe

JACKETDeep maroon

Pair a light striped shirt with a deeper jacket. White stripe with deep maroon creates a balanced separation, rich without being stark.

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TRY THIS FIRST

One outfit to start

A white stripe shirt, a deep maroon jacket, and dark denim.

For a little more color, try a deep forest knit in its place.

FIND YOUR PALETTE

Not sure if Woodland is yours?

Answer four quick questions about your hair, skin, and eyes to find the palette that suits your natural coloring.

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Answer four questions to find your starting palette.

EXPLORE

See the other palettes

Compare Woodland with the other color families to understand where yours fits.

Dress like the man you are.

Start with colors that suit you. Answer four questions and get a palette to use the next time you get dressed.

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