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More about Deep Autumn (also called Dark Autumn)

In some colour analysis systems, Deep Autumn is called Dark Autumn. Both names describe the same palette: warm, rich colours with depth and intensity. Deep Autumn sits between Autumn and Winter on the seasonal colour spectrum, meaning the palette combines warm undertones with deep contrast.

People with Deep Autumn colouring tend to suit rich, earthy colours that have warmth and depth rather than brightness.

Deep Autumn colours

Typical Deep Autumn colours include: espresso brown, pine green, aubergine, burnt orange, deep teal, warm charcoal, olive green, brick red. Within the palette, you can create a wardrobe with rich tonal harmony, allowing pieces to mix and match easily. These colours are typical of the Deep Autumn palette and are featured throughout our Deep Autumn clothing collection.

Deep Autumn wardrobe staples and clothing

Building a Deep Autumn capsule wardrobe is easiest when you start with clothing in deeper warm neutrals. Many Deep Autumn wardrobes include staples like dark brown coats, olive knitwear, warm dark denim and rust-toned dresses. If you're building a wardrobe in these colours, explore our Deep Autumn fashion collection above to shop clothing that fits this palette.

Staples often include: dark brown coats and jackets, olive or pine knitwear, warm dark denim, rust or terracotta dresses, gold accessories

These deeper, warmer neutrals allow brighter accent colours like teal or brick red to stand out.

How to style Deep Autumn outfits

Deep Autumn outfits work best when colours stay rich and warm rather than bright or pastel.

Try combining: espresso brown + burnt orange, olive green + cream, deep teal + warm charcoal

Adding gold jewellery, warm leather accessories, and textured fabrics like wool or suede enhances the depth of the palette.

Styling tip: Colours can look different on screen — check with your swatches. If you fall in love with something cooler or brighter than you’d usually go for, wear it away from your face, add rich warm accents (gold jewellery, brick lipstick, warm scarf), and ground it with Deep Autumn neutrals. For mixed patterns, emphasise the warmest tones in your accessories or layers.

👉 New to Deep Autumn? Visit the Deep Autumn seasonal style hub to explore your best colours, outfit ideas and wardrobe tips, or read our Deep Autumn colour season guide in The Colour Edit for a deeper look at the palette.