Olive

Olive always reads like a paused signal flare: not bright, not gray, just calmly loaded. Compared to Green Commando, it's not matte, tool-box deep. It also avoids the damp, shadowy earthiness of Overgrown Citadel, and it's less trimmed-lawn and midtone than Grasshopper. This one sits in the middle with a steady, muted saturation and a slightly more yellow-leaning olive undertone than the cooler greens around it.

I use Olive when the UI needs to feel grounded without going heavy. It's great for dashboards and inventory screens in retail and logistics, especially behind dense controls where you don't want the background to compete with data. It also works on settings pages for field services and hardware brands, and in product galleries for outdoor gear where you want the page to feel utilitarian, not botanical. Pair it with warmer off-whites and clean charcoal text to keep it crisp instead of dull.

Quirk: if you stack it next to very yellow colors, it can start to look flat. Add a touch of contrast with darker neutrals or a cooler gray-gray-green accent.