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Aurifil Official Color Name Color Code Red Plum 1100 Burgundy 1103 Neon Orange 1104 Grass Green 1114 Medium Teal 1125 Blue Grey 1126 Light Blue Violet 1128 Very Dark Bark 1130 Bright Orange 1133 Pale Yellow 1135 Bark 1140 Light Leaf Green 1147 Light Jade 1148 Dusty Orange 1154 Medium Grey 1158 Blue Violet 1200 Spring Green 1231 Very Dark Eggplant 1240 Dusty Lavender 1243 Dark Grey 1246 Dark Grey Blue 1248 Medium Bark 1285 Medium Blue Grey 1310 Dark Sandstone 1318 Bright Teal 1320 Light Stand 2000 Natural White 2021 White 2024 Chalk 2026 Champagne 2105 Light Lemon 2110 Lemon 2115 Canary 2120 Butter 2123 Wheat 2125 Medium Butter 2130 Tarnished Gold 2132 Spun Gold 2134 Yellow 2135 Orange Mustard 2140 Yellow Orange 2145 Pumpkin 2150 Cinnamon 2155 Flesh 2205 Caramel 2210 Golden Honey 2214 Peach 2215 Light Salmon 2220 Salmon 2225 Red Peony 2230 Orange 2235 Rusty Orange 2240 Red Orange 2245 Red 2250 Dark Red Orange 2255 Red Wine 2260 Lobster Red 2265 Paprika 2270 Light Red Orange 2277 Silver White 2309 Light Beige 2310 Muslin 2311 Ermine 2312 Beige 2314 Pale Flesh 2315 Cachemire 2318 Light Toast 2320 Stone 2324 Linen 2325 Sand 2326 Light Chestnut 2330 Light Cinnamon 2335 Cafe' au Lait 2340 Raisin 2345 Copper 2350 Rust 2355 Chocolate 2360 Sandstone 2370 Dark Antique Gold 2372 Antique Blush 2375 Terracotta 2385 Cinnamon Toast 2390 Pumpkin Spice 2395 Oyster 2405 Pale Pink 2410 Blush 2415 Fleshy Pink 2420 Baby Pink 2423 Bright Pink 2425 Antique Rose 2430 Peachy Pink 2435 Light Peony 2437 Peony 2440 Victorian Rose 2445 Rose 2450 Dusty Rose 2452 Medium Carmine Red 2455 Dark Carmine Red 2460 Very Dark Brown 2465 Dark Wine 2468 Medium Orchid 2479 Light Lilac 2510 Light Orchid 2515 Violet 2520 Grey Violet 2524 Dusty Blue Violet 2525 Blossom Pink 2530 Magenta 2535 Medium Lavender 2540 Medium Purple 2545 Iris 2560 Lilac 2562 Pale Lilac 2564 Wisteria 2566 Mulberry 2568 Aubergine 2570 Dark Dusty Grape 2581 Dark Violet 2582 Light Magenta 2588 Dove 2600 Grey 2605 Mist 2606 Light Blue Grey 2610 Artic Sky 2612 Aluminium 2615 Stainless Steel 2620 Artic Ice 2625 Dark Pewter 2630 Black 2692 Light Robins Egg 2710 Robins Egg 2715 Light Delft Blue 2720 Light Wedgewood 2725 Delft Blue 2730 Medium Blue 2735 Dark Cobalt 2740 Midnight 2745 Very Light Delft 2770 Steel Blue 2775 Dark Delft Blue 2780 Medium Delft Blue 2783 Dark Navy 2784 Very Dark Navy 2785 Mint Ice 2800 Light Grey Turquoise 2805 Turquoise 2810 Teal 2815 Mint 2830 Medium Mint 2835 Loden Green 2840 Light Grey Green 2843 Light Juniper 2845 Iceberg 2846 Bright Grey Blue 2847 Medium Juniper 2850 Light Emerald 2860 Emerald 2865 Green 2870 Pale Green 2880 Light Fern 2882 Green Yellow 2884 Medium Spruce 2885 Light Avocado 2886 Very Dark Olive 2887 Fern Green 2888 Very Dark Grass Green 2890 Pine 2892 Light Kakhy Green 2900 Light Laurel Green 2902 Army Green 2905 Spearmint 2908 Medium Olive 2910 Platinum 2912 Very Light Brass 2915 Light Brass 2920 Golden Toast 2930 Brass 2975 Light Spring Green 3320 Bubblegum 3660 Stone Washed Denim 3770 Marrakesh 3817 French Lilac 3840 Liberty 3852 Lemon Ice 3910 Golden Glow 3920 Copper Brown 4012 Fuchsia 4020 Forest Green 4026 Plum 4030 Silver Moon 4060 Jade 4093 Turf Green 4129 Wedgewood 4140 Creme Brule 4150 Dark Olive 4173 Dark Turquoise 4182 Eggplant 4225 Very Dark Grey 4241 Flamingo 4250 Smoke Blue 4644 Berrylicious 4647 Desert Dawn 4648 Lemon Blueberry 4649 Leaves 4650 Bari 4651 Licorice Twist 4652 Spring Prairie 4653 Turquoise Foam 4654 Storm at Sea 4655 Cinnamon Sugar 4656 Tramonto a Zoagli 4657 Limoni di Monterosso 4658 Mango Mist 4659 Pink Taffy 4660 Mint Julep 4661 Creme de Menthe 4662 Baby Blue Eyes 4663 Stonefields 4664 Graphite 4665 Biscotti 4666 Nutty Nougat 4667 Strawberry Parfait 4668 Stonewash Blues 4669 Silver Fox 4670 Mocha Mousse 4671 Ocher Yellow 5001 Medium Red 5002 Wine 5003 Grey Smoke 5004 Bright Turquoise 5005 Light Turquoise 5006 Light Grey Blue 5007 Sugar Paper 5008 Medium Orange 5009 Blond Beige 5010 Rope Beige 5011 Dark Green 5012 Asphalt 5013 Marine Water 5014 Gold Yellow 5015 Olive Green 5016 Shining Green 5017 Dark Grass Green 5018 Military Green 5019 Light Military Green 5020 Light Grey 5021 Mustard 5022 Medium Green 5023 Dark Brown 5024 Light Caramel 6001 Toast 6010 Pewter 6711 Slate 6720 UNNAMED 6722 Fairy Floss 6723 Moonshine 6724 Moondust 6725 UNNAMED 6726 UNNAMED 6727 UNNAMED 6728 Tangerine Dream 6729 UNNAMED 6730 UNNAMED 6731 UNNAMED 6732 UNNAMED 6733 UNNAMED 6734 Plumtastic 6735 Jedi 6736 Shamrock Green 6737 Peacock Blue 6738.
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