Cypress

Cypress (#585d40) looks like green ink that got dialed back a touch and dried down on warm paper. It's not the muddy, vegetable-leaning quiet of Broccoli Green, and it doesn't carry the brown-tethered steadiness of Bancha. This one sits in the darker end, but keeps its undertone more olive than gray-brown, so the page feels grounded without turning earthy.

I use packaging for heritage and natural goods when I want color that reads confident next to creams, kraft, and muted browns. It's great for editorial layout backgrounds where you need contrast that stays calm behind long copy, and it works as UI panels or filter bars in product-heavy sites that should not compete with the content. Compared to Eat Your Greens, Cypress is less clean and less hydrated, so it won't feel fresh and light.

Quick pairing note: if you pair it with very cool grays, it can look a bit flat. I'd warm the neutrals slightly to keep the olive character alive.