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Rainbow® / Multicolor® Rainbow® / Multicolor® - Matched Color - Very Close to Match Color Comparison Chart - Comparable - No Exact Match Multicolor® Rainbow ® Notes / Comments Multicolor® Rainbow ® Notes / Comments Amethyst Lavender Lavender slightly lighter. Lichen No exact match No Exact Match Baby Blue Sky Blue Sky Blue very slightly lighter. Lilac Lavender Close Baby Corn Lemon Lemon slightly darker. Lime Meadow Meadow is darker – Kiwi is lighter. Bahama Blue No exact match Turquoise, Cerulean & Royal are Lion Mane Sand Sand slightly lighter. comparable. Bark Chestnut Chestnut is a few shades lighter. Loblolly Pine Close Bluebird True Blue Match Mahogany Maroon Maroon is a few shades darker. Bluestone Cadet Blue Cadet Blue is darker. Mango Tangerine Match Bubble Pink Pink Pink is darker. Marble Gray Cape Cod Cape Cod slightly darker. Burgundy Cardinal Match Marine Royal Royal slightly brighter. Burnt Orange Orange Orange slightly lighter. Mermaid Spruce Close Cafe Cafe Rainbow® Cafe slightly lighter. Midnight Sky Midnight Midnight is a few shades darker. Call me Violet Lavender Lavender slightly lighter & more “blue”. Moss Pine Close Candy Apple Cherry Match Nautilus Neptune Close Caramel Sundae Butterscotch Match Noir Black Match Caribbean Sea No exact match No Exact Match Parchment Natural Match Chili Powder Cinnamon Match Pebble Blizzard Match Chocolate Donut Umber Close Periwinkle Periwinkle Close Cloud Manatee Manatee is a few shades darker. Persimmon Apple Match Clover Emerald Emerald close but darker. Plum Midnight Midnight is a few shades darker. Coal Black Close Polar Opaque Match Cobalt Flag Close Powder Gray Cape Cod Cape Cod slightly lighter. Concord Amethyst Close Premier Ice Match Dove Gray Buff Match Presidential Blue Sapphire Close Eggplant Deep Purple Deep Purple a little lighter. Prom Dress Pink No exact match No Exact Match Faded Jeans Wedgwood Wedgwood a few shades darker. Raspberry Salsa / Red Both options very close Freckles Cotton Match Rouge Crimson Match Fuzzy Tan Cafe Cafe is similar without inclusions Rust Cinnamon / Cinnamon slightly darker / Butterscotch Butterscotch slightly lighter. Gold Gold Match Sage Meadow Meadow slightly lighter. Golden Yellow Melon Melon slightly lighter. Sand Ivory Buff is slightly lighter. Grape Deep Purple Match Sea Glass Green Teal Close Grapefruit Lemon Lemon slightly lighter. Slate Blue Cadet Blue Cadet Blue slightly darker – Wedgwood & Neptune also comparable. Gray Flannel Charcoal Match Smoke Pewter Pewter very slightly lighter. Grenadine Garnet Garnet is comparable but lighter. Sour Cherry Pie Cayenne Cayenne not as bright. Harbor Navy Navy slightly darker. Sprinkles No exact match No Exact Match Harvest Mustard Dijon Match Steel Charcoal Match Holly Hunter Green Close Sunburst Orange No exact match No Exact Match Hot Pink Fuchsia Close Thistle Birch Birch slightly lighter. Ivory Lace Eggshell Match Touch of Gray Cape Cod Match Gray Flannel Charcoal Match Turquoise Turquoise Turquoise is a few shades lighter. Grenadine Garnet Garnet is comparable but lighter. Umber Umber Match Harbor Navy Navy slightly darker. Vanilla Eggshell Match Harvest Mustard Dijon Match Vermilion Cayenne Cayenne slightly darker. Holly Hunter Green Close Walnut Chestnut Chestnut is darker – Camel a little lighter. Hot Pink Fuchsia Close Watermelon No exact match Fuchsia is darker and brighter. Ivory Lace Eggshell Match Wedgewood Cerulean Match Jade Teal Teal is comparable but lighter. White Frost Match Kraft Camel/Earth Camel is similar but lighter. Willow Meadow Meadow is darker Kraft Bag Camel Camel a few shades lighter. Yellow Cake No exact match No Exact Match Liberty Red Cardinal Match Multicolor® is a registered trademark of Neenah Paper.
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