Hemp

Hemp looks like an orange you'd find on a fiber label pulled from a well-worn tote. It's lighter than Chocolate Temptation and more neutral than Amaretto, with a beige-leaning undertone that keeps it from turning peachy or rusty.

In UI, it's the kind of shade that reads grounded but still warm, especially in dashboards and finance apps where you want category accents that don't compete with data. I use it for chip fills, secondary button backgrounds, and muted state indicators when the surrounding neutrals are oatmeal or warm greige. Compared to Earthbound's dustier clay softness, Hemp stays a touch clearer and less subdued, so it holds up better next to cream without flattening.

Pair it with soft charcoal, cream, or natural linen. If you push it against cool, blue-leaning grays, it can start to feel slightly washed out.