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Light Black (36)
Light Black (36)
Light Charcoal
#878893
#878893
Clear Black
#787560
#787560
Tarnished Pewter
#676c6b
#676c6b
Off Black
#595652
#595652
Heavy Charcoal
#565350
#565350
Greyish Black
#555152
#555152
Light Black
#47535d
#47535d
Pastel Charcoal
#4e4f59
#4e4f59
Black Ice
#4d5051
#4d5051
Charcoal Smoke
#474f43
#474f43
Pig Iron
#484848
#484848
Wrought Iron
#474749
#474749
Wood Charcoal
#464646
#464646
Black Truffle
#463d3e
#463d3e
Dark Slate Grey
#353e3b
#353e3b
Dusk Black
#35303a
#35303a
Ash Grey Charcoal
#333133
#333133
Graphite
#323232
#323232
Black Plum
#362b32
#362b32
Platinum Black
#2f2f34
#2f2f34
Faded Black
#333027
#333027
Black Steel
#262335
#262335
Black Velvet
#222233
#222233
Gold Black
#2a2424
#2a2424
Yacht Club Black
#222627
#222627
Black Diamond
#262325
#262325
Stark Blackberry
#2a131d
#2a131d
Emerald Black
#122223
#122223
Raspberry Black
#3b0018
#3b0018
Rose Black
#2b0d06
#2b0d06
Midnight Blackberry
#390000
#390000
Royal Black
#100024
#100024
Reddish Ink Black
#21070a
#21070a
Salem Black
#2b0202
#2b0202
Velvet Black
#050026
#050026
Black Smoke
#534f44
#534f44
How Light Does Black Go?
In the real world, some relatively light colors can be considered black. This often comes down to color constancy whereby we think of things as black so they are black. If you have a faded black t-shirt that has been washed many times you probably still think of it as black even if it's pretty much dark grey. Likewise, some materials such as wrought iron are considered black but aren't a particularly dark color.
