Tangerine
A bright, saturated orange named after the citrus fruit
Fun Fact
Tangerine orange gets its name from the port city of Tangier in Morocco, where the fruit was historically exported, and the color became standardized in the 1950s as a symbol of optimism and energy in design.
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