Colour season guide

Explore the 12 colour seasons

A thoughtful starting point for discovering the colours that may suit you best

Not sure where you fit? This guide is here to help you explore the 12 colour seasons and understand the differences between them. It isn’t a professional colour analysis, but it will help you browse with more confidence.

Explore the 12 colour seasons

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The Four Main Seasons

Many colour analysis systems groups people into four colour “seasons” based on their natural colouring, including your skin undertone, hair colour, eye colour, and contrast level.

Spring family

Spring family

(warm and bright)

Fresh, clear, and energising. Spring colours feel lively and light, often suiting those who come alive in warmth with a sense of brightness or clarity.

Summer family

Summer family

(cool and soft)

Gentle, blended, and understated. Summer colours feel calm and harmonious, often suiting those who are flattered by cooler, more muted tones.

Autumn family

Autumn family

(warm and soft)

Rich, earthy, and mellow. Autumn colours feel grounded and natural — often suiting those who look their best in warmth with a softer, more muted finish.

Winter family

Winter family

(cool and bright)

Striking, crisp, and high-contrast. Winter colours feel bold and clear, often suiting those who shine in cooler tones with depth or intensity.

Browse all 12 seasons

Explore and shop your season

Within each colour family (Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter), you’ll find three distinct sub-seasons. These refine the balance of warm vs cool, light vs deep, and soft vsclear: helping you recognise what truly suits you.

Why this takes care

Finding your season is nuanced

The 12-season system is subtle. While online guides can help you recognise patterns, a true colour analysis considers undertone, clarity, contrast, and how colours behave against your natural colouring in person. This page is designed to help you explore thoughtfully rather than overstate certainty.