Sable Cloaked

I keep noticing Sable Cloaked feels like orange that's been sat with for a minute, not just dulled. It has a slightly smoky, earth-leaning presence, so it reads more grounded than Parfait's apricot-glaze softness, and less mauve-tempered than Coca Mocha. Compared to Garden Snail's damp shell quiet, this one goes deeper and more deliberate, with a muted, sable undertone rather than a creamy blur.

Use it when you want warmth that won't wander into blush. It's great for dashboards and finance apps, especially on control surfaces like table borders, settings panels, and selected-state backgrounds where you need orange to feel *firm*, not sugary. I also like it for retail packaging text blocks and section headers in lifestyle and home goods catalogs, because it sits confidently next to off-whites without shouting.

Pair it with warm creams, toasted sand, and darker clay accents if you need contrast. If you place it next to higher-saturation coral, it can look slightly more shadowed, so leave it room to lead.