Spring color palette

All 48 Spring colors, with hex codes — the three Spring palettes hold 48 swatches between them and 48 distinct colors, with no swatch shared between two Spring seasons. Wear them near the face, where the color is doing its job. Each season’s own page carries its 16 colors, its neutrals and its shades to avoid.

The three Spring seasons are True Spring, Light Spring and Bright Spring. They share one undertone and part on depth and clarity: True Spring is medium in depth and clear and true; Light Spring is light in depth and moderately clear; Bright Spring is medium in depth and bright and highly saturated.

The same 48 colors sorted by hue instead of by season — each swatch filed by where it sits in CIELAB, not by what it is called. The 5 largest groups in the Spring palette are below with their hex codes.

18 distinct neutrals across the three Spring seasons — the coat, the trousers, the knit worn weekly. Bright Navy (#1F3F78) is the deepest and Warm White (#FBF4E4) the lightest, and most Spring outfits are built between those two with one palette color near the face.

True Spring: clear warm color as the main event; camel and warm cream as your "blacks". Jewelry: gold.

Light Spring: light warm layers over crisp warm-white; color near the face, softness everywhere else. Jewelry: gold.

Bright Spring: one saturated hero color per outfit; sharpen with bright navy or warm white. Jewelry: both, leaning gold.

Undertone puts you in the Spring family; two more questions — depth and clarity — pick the season inside it. Depth is how light or deep your natural coloring runs (light to medium across this family) and clarity is how bright or muted it is (medium to bright). True Spring: medium depth, clear clarity. Light Spring: light depth, medium clarity. Bright Spring: medium depth, bright clarity. The free Palettewell undertone quiz settles the first axis; the full analysis uses a quiz plus one selfie to settle all three.

Take the free undertone quiz to settle warm against cool, then get the full analysis to place yourself inside the Spring family.

No. There is no cool Spring in the 12-season system — all three Spring seasons are warm, and that shared undertone is what makes them a family. Measured across the palettes, the coolest-leaning of the three is Bright Spring, whose colors sit closest to neutral on the yellow-blue axis, so “cool spring” usually points at it. If your coloring reads cool, the comparison to read is Bright Spring vs Bright Winter — that crossover, not a season that does not exist, is what the phrase is reaching for.

Bright Spring vs Bright Winter — both palettes side by side, and the test that separates them.

Not really. No Spring season is muted — the family runs medium to bright in clarity, and clarity is half of what makes it a Spring. The softest of the three is Light Spring, the least saturated Spring palette when you measure it. If your coloring is genuinely muted and warm, the palette that fits is Soft Autumn rather than a Spring one.

The Soft Autumn palette in full — every color with its hex code.