Neutral Colors in Clothing

Neutral colors are typically the easiest color to use. And we mean "use" in the widest possible sense. Whether in fashion, design, or even real estate, neutral colors are exactly that: neutral.

We define colors as “neutral” if they fall into one of the following categories:

• Black

• Gray

• White

• Beige

• Brown

• Dark blue

• Denim”

• Olive

In short, to be neutral, a color must be either “earthy”, inconspicuous, average, or a combination of the three. In any case, neutral colors are mostly shades or tints of hues found abundantly in nature (brown, green, blue, or white/black).

A color combination that is astonischingly suitable for many occasions. The outfit radiates seriousness and intelligence, yet also playfulness and openness. | Socks: Pine-Able

Neutral colors are best suited to be used as canvases and are therefore most often worn as such. In our example image, the canvas color is navy blue and the accent colors are pink and light pink.

Navy blue counts as a neutral color. It is one of the most common colors on our planet, which makes it very inconspicuous and a good choice to wear. This is one of the reasons why a dark blue suit is almost a must-have in any man’s wardrobe.