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World Organisation of the Scout Movement brand colors

Education · 12 colors · Updated September 2026

Export the World Organisation of the Scout Movement palette

Color codes

  • Mango Madness

  • Evergreen

  • Windows 95 Desktop

  • Voluptuous Violet

  • White

  • Black

  • Tomato

  • Fresh Gum

  • Intoxicate

  • One Minute to Midnight

  • Epic Blue

  • Pac-Man

About the World Organisation of the Scout Movement palette

The World Organisation of the Scout Movement uses a multi-color youth-movement palette including orange (#ff912a), teal (#205b41), cyan (#088486), bright purple (#7413dc), white (#ffffff), black (#000000), bright red (#ed3f23), light pink (#ffb4e5), green (#25b755), blue (#003982), bright blue (#006ddf), and amber (#ffe627).

Brand names, logos and colors belong to their owners. PickXColor is not affiliated with World Organisation of the Scout Movement.

Category
Global Youth Movement
Official website

Color data from brandcolor.dev

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Frequently asked questions

What are the World Organisation of the Scout Movement brand colors?

World Organisation of the Scout Movement uses 12 brand colors: Mango Madness (#FF912A), Evergreen (#205B41), Windows 95 Desktop (#088486), Voluptuous Violet (#7413DC), White (#FFFFFF), Black (#000000), Tomato (#ED3F23), Fresh Gum (#FFB4E5), Intoxicate (#25B755), One Minute to Midnight (#003982), Epic Blue (#006DDF) and Pac-Man (#FFE627).

What is the main World Organisation of the Scout Movement color?

The lead color of the World Organisation of the Scout Movement palette is Mango Madness: HEX #FF912A, RGB 255, 145, 42.

How do I use the World Organisation of the Scout Movement colors in CSS or Tailwind?

Choose Export to copy the palette as CSS custom properties, a Tailwind theme with shades, SCSS, Swift, Jetpack Compose or JSON design tokens. Open in editor adds every color to the PickXColor board, where you can check contrast and build shades.

Where do these color codes come from?

The codes were collected by brandcolor.dev from World Organisation of the Scout Movement's public brand material. For print or legal use, check them against World Organisation of the Scout Movement's own guidelines.