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Color

Our brand color palette is centered around Once Green, a bold depiction of luxury x personal. Though one singular color, our usage of Once Green pushes boundaries, from simple and straightforward, to textured and sensorial — ranging from software interfaces to marketing signage to hardware and packaging.

Name:
Once Green
HEX:
#154B37

Once Green

Once Green should be present across most brand touchpoints and used strategically such that it stands out as the hero color. Floods of green can be powerful, but that shouldn't be the only way green shows up, Once Green’s inclusion should be done thoughtfully and intentionally but frequently. Challenge yourself to meet this criteria in unexpected ways. Consider materiality, lighting, props, and styling as avenues to explore, and approach Once Green with nuance and refinement.

Once Green poster on a sunlit wall
Once Green overshirt worn with the ring
Once Green glazed mug in morning light
Once Green rendered at architectural scale
Sketchbook on a painted Once Green desk
Once Green bench in daylight
The ring on a Once Green ground

Supporting Colours

Black and white provide balance to Once Green, helping maintain visual clarity and avoid overuse of our signature color. They bring structure and contrast to compositions, allowing green to stand out where it matters most.

Light and dark Grey represent materiality and should be used to complement silver and gold in our product photography as well as for interface elements such as pills, subtitles, etc.

Paper can be used as a high-impact complement against Once Green.

Name:
Black
HEX:
#000000
Name:
White
HEX:
#FFFFFF
Name:
Light Grey
HEX:
#E7E6EA
Name:
Dark Grey
HEX:
#6E6E73
Name:
Paper
HEX:
#F3F0E7

Incorrect Usage

Do not alter the palette. Avoid the following treatments.

Don’t use the wrong colour

Don’t use colors that are obviously not part of the Once color palette — muddy brown, deep blue, bright yellow, and so on.

Don’t substitute Once Green

Use only the Once Green provided unless you have a very specific UI or accessibility need.

Don’t make muddy gradients

Gradients should be bright. If you are using gradients, make sure they do not turn brown or grey in between the start and end colors.

Once Green
Don’t forget Once Green for external facing brand applications

Once Green should be present in most circumstances where color ambiguity would hinder brand recognition.