Galatasaray hex code
color name garnet red
- HEX
#A32638 - RGB
rgb(163, 38, 56) - HSL
hsl(351, 62%, 39%) - CMYK approx.
cmyk(0%, 77%, 66%, 36%)
Free, no account, 20 seconds per round.
It's the shade of the drawing used in the game, not an official color.
where this color comes from
Galatasaray plays in yellow and red, “sarı-kırmızı” in Turkish. In Color Guesser, the red of the logo is the one to guess, the color of the GS monogram above the year 1905: #A32638 in the game's drawing. It's the shade of the drawing used in the game, not an official color.
This red is dark and slightly pinkish: a garnet, almost burgundy, far from a bright red. It is close to the red of Bologna (#9F1F33, a ΔE gap of 1.5). It is much darker than the red of the Turkish flag (#E30A17), and even than the red of the Japanese flag (#BC002D, ΔE of 5.4). The classic mistake is thinking of the flag or the stands, and choosing a red that is too bright. In the big square, start from red, make it boldly darker, and shift it a little toward pink.
close shades
The game colors closest to #A32638, measured with ΔE 2000, the formula behind the score. Below 1 the gap is barely visible; above 5, two shades are clearly different.
- JapanFlags
#BC002DΔE 5.4 - United StatesNational teams
#BB2533ΔE 5.9 - DenmarkFlags
#C8102EΔE 8.0 - United KingdomFlags
#C8102EΔE 8.0
questions
What is the Galatasaray hex code?
In Color Guesser, the color to guess is #A32638: RGB 163, 38, 56, HSL 351°, 62%, 39% and roughly CMYK 0, 77, 66, 36. It's the shade of the drawing used in the game, not an official color.
Is this the official Galatasaray color?
It's the shade of the drawing used in the game, not an official color. Color Guesser is an independent game, not affiliated with the clubs shown. The club may use other shades on its kits and materials.
How do I find this color in the game?
Open the Football club crests universe: the item shows up without its color on a white card, and you have 20 seconds to find its color in the big square. The score compares your color with #A32638 using the CIEDE2000 formula, up to 100% per round.