Redbrown

Redbrown is a descriptive color term used to denote hues that lie on the boundary between red and brown. It implies a warm, earthy tone with a visible red component. Because there is no single standardized definition for redbrown, the term covers a range of shades from muted, clay-like browns with a hint of red to richer, more saturated reddish-brown tones. In color systems, these hues may be described in various ways, and approximate representations in RGB or CMYK vary by device and medium. Common approximations in design palettes include hex values around the reddish-brown spectrum, for example #8B3A2E, #A0522D, or #D14B3A.

In usage, redbrown is more a descriptive label than an official color category. It appears in fashion, interior design, and branding to convey warmth, rustic appeal, or natural elements. Descriptions of redbrown are often linked to related colors such as russet, chestnut, sienna, auburn, or maroon, which describe similar but distinct points within the same color family. Since color reproduction varies across materials, lighting, and screens, designers frequently specify exact color coordinates or provide physical swatches when precise matching is required.