Colour pair
Camel and Dark brown: Do They Go Together?
Yes. Camel and dark brown are both earth tones with enough difference in depth. Most outfits put camel on top and dark brown on the feet.
camel
dark brown
Outfits
Outfits with camel and dark brown
Most outfits put camel on top and dark brown on the feet.
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Smart casual · Tonal



Smart casual · Tonal



Smart casual · Tonal



Smart casual · Layered
Tap a colour dot on a card to swap that piece; only colours that still work are offered.



Smart casual · Tonal



Business · Tonal



Smart casual · Tonal




Business · Tonal
The two colours
What camel and dark brown each bring
camel
A warm, mid-light tan with a golden cast. It looks expensive, especially in wool coats and knits, and warms up every cool colour next to it.
Works best as: Overcoats, knits and trousers.
dark brown
The deepest brown: rich, warm and quietly formal. Polished enough for the office, relaxed enough for weekends.
Works best as: Shoes, belts and winter knits.
How much of each
Colour recipes
The 60/30/10 rule: one colour for most of the outfit, one for a single piece, one small accent.
- 60%30%10%
Camel leads
Camel as the main piece, dark brown as the second, white as the accent.
- 60%30%10%
Dark brown leads
The other way round: dark brown as the main piece, camel as the second.
Add a third
Colours that go with camel and dark brown
Each of these works with both, so any one can join the outfit.
Who it suits
Colour types this pair flatters
Questions
Quick answers
Does camel go with dark brown?
Yes. Camel and dark brown are both earth tones with enough difference in depth.
What colours go with camel and dark brown?
White, cream, light grey, navy, denim blue, olive work with both, so any of them can be the third colour.
How do you wear camel and dark brown together?
Most outfits put camel on top and dark brown on the feet. For example: camel cardigan, navy chinos, dark brown chelsea boots.
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Each colour on its own
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