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Netherlands flag colors

The oldest tricolour still in use, and the ancestor of most of the others. It began with orange rather than red in the sixteenth century, which is why the Dutch royal house is still called Orange and why the country turns that colour rather than red on national days. The three bands measure as exact thirds.

Every color

ColorRoleHexRGBHSLPantoneCMYKPreview
Redprimary#AE1C28174, 28, 40355, 72%, 40%----Fill screen
Whitebackground#FFFFFF255, 255, 2550, 0%, 100%----Fill screen
Bluesecondary#21468B33, 70, 139219, 62%, 34%----Fill screen

Contrast pairs

Red passes AA for body text on white, at 7 to 1.

Of 18 ordered pairs in this palette, 12 clear 4.5 to 1 for body text and 14 clear 3 to 1 for large text. Row is the text color, column is the background.

Text colorRedWhiteBlueWhiteBlack
Red7.0Red on White, passes AA for body text1.3Red on Blue, fails AA for body text7.0Red on White, passes AA for body text3.0Red on Black, fails AA for body text
White7.0White on Red, passes AA for body text9.1White on Blue, passes AA for body text21.0White on Black, passes AA for body text
Blue1.3Blue on Red, fails AA for body text9.1Blue on White, passes AA for body text9.1Blue on White, passes AA for body text2.3Blue on Black, fails AA for body text
White7.0White on Red, passes AA for body text9.1White on Blue, passes AA for body text21.0White on Black, passes AA for body text
Black3.0Black on Red, fails AA for body text21.0Black on White, passes AA for body text2.3Black on Blue, fails AA for body text21.0Black on White, passes AA for body text

Sources

All 115 country flags, A to Z

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