Puma

Puma is the green-brown you notice on a weathered leather strap in shade. It's darker than Fernweh and less wood-yellow than Aged Antics, so it keeps its identity as green first, not brown. Compared with Glazed Chestnut, it's leaner and tighter in tone, with less satin-brown warmth and more of that earthy, low-key depth.

I use Puma when the page needs warmth but not the "sunlit" effect. It's a strong fit for heritage product pages, packaging for outdoors and workshop brands, and navigation bars on catalog sites where you want contrast that still feels grounded. It also works in editorial sidebars and spec tables because it holds type crisply without going flat.

Pair it with off-whites, mushroom taupes, or darker greens so it doesn't feel heavy against cream-only palettes. If you put it next to very warm chestnuts, it can start to read slightly muted or even a touch smoky.