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Values marked ≈ are the nearest match in the Pantone list, not an official PMS. Check a printed Pantone guide before you print.
The New York City FC colors are Sky Blue (#6CACE4), navy (#041E42), orange (#F15524) and white (#FFFFFF). Tap any color for its RGB, CMYK and Pantone values, or open its page for tints, shades, harmonies and contrast.
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Contrast for every pair, checked against WCAG. Use the passing pairs for text; the rest are fine for shapes, stripes and backgrounds.
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What are the New York City FC colors?
The New York City FC colors are Sky Blue (#6CACE4), Navy (#041E42), Orange (#F15524), White (#FFFFFF).
What is the New York City FC sky blue hex code?
The New York City FC sky blue is #6CACE4: RGB 108, 172, 228, CMYK 53, 25, 0, 11, and the nearest Pantone match is 284 C.
What is the New York City FC navy hex code?
The New York City FC navy is #041E42: RGB 4, 30, 66, CMYK 94, 55, 0, 74, and the nearest Pantone match is 296 C.
Which New York City FC colors work for text?
Navy and white have the strongest contrast (16.5:1), which passes WCAG AAA for text. 3 pairs in this palette pass AA for body text.
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