brownishgreen

Brownish-green is a muted color that results from mixing green with brown or from graying a green hue with gray and brown. It reads as earthy and understated, a desaturated variant of green rather than a bright, pure hue.

In color naming, brownish-green is often described by terms such as olive, olive drab, sage, moss, or khaki. These names refer to greens with brownish or grayish undertones, which reduce brightness and warm the tone.

In color models, brownish-green can be produced by adding brown, black, or other desaturating tones to green. In digital displays, it typically appears as a low-saturation green with a reddish or yellowish bias, and its exact RGB or hex values vary with context.

Uses of brownish-green include camouflage in military and outdoor gear, as well as interior design and fashion that favor earthy palettes. It is common in nature-inspired schemes, such as foliage with weathered or sun-bleached appearances.

Cultural and psychological associations with brownish-green tend toward stability, practicality, and a connection to the natural world. Overuse can make a design seem dull; when paired with brighter or neutral tones, it provides contrast and balance.