Overview
- The Florida State Seminoles use FSU Garnet and FSU Gold as their primary brand colors, with White serving as an official supporting color.
- This guide includes official HEX, RGB, CMYK and Pantone values where Florida State University has published them; White does not have an officially published Pantone value.
- These color references are useful for websites, presentations, digital graphics, print projects, fan content and brand research.
Florida State Seminoles Team Information
| Team Name | Florida State Seminoles |
|---|---|
| League | Other — NCAA Division I FBS |
| Division | Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) |
| Location | Tallahassee, Florida |
| Home Stadium / Arena | Bobby Bowden Field at Doak S. Campbell Stadium |
| Official Website | Visit Florida State Seminoles |
Florida State Seminoles Color Codes
The official Florida State Seminoles colors are commonly used across team branding, uniforms, digital graphics, fan designs, presentations and web projects. The table below lists the official color values published in the Florida State University Brand Style Guide. FSU Garnet and FSU Gold are the primary colors, while White is an official supporting color.
| Color Name | Pantone | HEX | RGB | CMYK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FSU Garnet | PMS 195 C | #782F40 | 120, 47, 64 | 19, 90, 50, 55 |
| FSU Gold | PMS 7502 C | #CEB888 | 206, 184, 136 | 6, 14, 39, 8 |
| White | Not officially published | #FFFFFF | 255, 255, 255 | 0, 0, 0, 0 |
How to Use Florida State Seminoles Colors
You can use the Florida State Seminoles color codes for digital design, website elements, social media graphics, printable materials, fan artwork, presentations and sports-related content. HEX codes are typically best for websites, RGB values are useful for screens and digital design, while CMYK values are mainly used for print projects. For brand-faithful work, give FSU Garnet and FSU Gold visual priority and use White as a supporting color.
Florida State Seminoles HEX Color Codes
The main Florida State Seminoles HEX color codes are #782F40 for FSU Garnet, #CEB888 for FSU Gold and #FFFFFF for White. These values are commonly used in web design, HTML, CSS, digital graphics and online branding references.
Florida State Seminoles RGB Color Codes
The Florida State Seminoles RGB color codes are 120, 47, 64 for FSU Garnet; 206, 184, 136 for FSU Gold; and 255, 255, 255 for White. These values are useful for screen-based designs, including social media posts, digital banners, video graphics and presentation slides.
Florida State Seminoles CMYK Color Codes
The Florida State Seminoles CMYK color codes are 19, 90, 50, 55 for FSU Garnet; 6, 14, 39, 8 for FSU Gold; and 0, 0, 0, 0 for White. CMYK values are most useful for printed materials such as flyers, posters, brochures and merchandise mockups. Because print output can vary by printer, paper, ink and color profile, always request a proof or test print before final production.
Florida State Seminoles Pantone Colors
The officially published Florida State Seminoles Pantone references are PMS 195 C for FSU Garnet and PMS 7502 C for FSU Gold. The official FSU brand guide does not publish a Pantone value for White, so it is listed as “Not officially published” rather than presented as an official specification.
FAQ About Florida State Seminoles Color Codes
What are the official Florida State Seminoles colors?
The official primary Florida State Seminoles colors are FSU Garnet and FSU Gold. White is also included in Florida State University’s official palette as a supporting color used across brand applications.
What is the HEX code for Florida State Seminoles colors?
The main Florida State Seminoles HEX codes are #782F40 for FSU Garnet, #CEB888 for FSU Gold and #FFFFFF for White. HEX codes are ideal for websites, HTML, CSS and digital design projects.
Can I use Florida State Seminoles colors for my own design project?
You can use Florida State Seminoles color codes as design references for personal projects, fan content and other lawful uses. Color values alone do not grant permission to use Florida State names, logos or trademarks. For commercial work, merchandise or materials that could imply official affiliation, review the official FSU brand guidance and applicable trademark or licensing requirements before publishing or selling a design.
