DMC 739 Tan Ultra Very Light
DMC 739 Tan Ultra Very Light is a very light, bright, saturated beige & cream six-strand embroidery floss. On screen it is shown as hex #F8E4C8 (RGB 248, 228, 200). If you stitch with other brands, the closest threads are Anchor 387, Sullivans 45180, J&P Coats 5369, Maxi Mouline 890. Beige & Cream shades like this are popular for skin tones, linen, vintage looks, sand and soft backgrounds.
DMC Stranded Cotton Thread #739 Tan Ultra Very Light – colour codes
| Hex | #F8E4C8 | |
| Red | 248 | |
| Green | 228 | |
| Blue | 200 | |
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Similar DMC shades
The closest DMC colours to 739 – handy when you run out of a thread or want a gentle shade change.
Colours that go well with DMC 739
Picked with colour-wheel rules (complementary, analogous and triadic), matched to real DMC threads.
RGB #F8E4C8 ✿
Click the Floss Name to find out the the most similar floss.| Color | DMC Name | DMC | Anchor | Sullivans | J&P Coats | Maxi Mouline | RGB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shell Pink Ultra Very Light | 225 | 1026 | 45047 | 3066 | 340 | #FFDFD7 | |
| Old Gold Very Light | 677 | 361 | 45157 | 5372 | 874 | #F5ECCB | |
| Apricot Very Light | 967 | 23 | 45495 | 3006 | 208 | #FFDED5 | |
| Tawny Light | 951 | 1010 | 45288 | 3335 | 205 | #FFE2CF | |
| Desert Sand Very Light | 3774 | 778 | 45388 | 5576 | 868 | #F3E1D7 | |
| Tan Ultra Very Light | 739 | 387 | 45180 | 5369 | 890 | #F8E4C8 | |
| Beige Brown Ultra Very Light | 543 | 933 | 45122 | 5533 | 928 | #F2E3CE | |
| Ecru | Ecru | 387 | 45000 | 5387 | 888 | #F0EADA | |
| Mocha Brown Very Light | 3033 | 387 | 45325 | 5831 | 869 | #E3D8CC |

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Color samples and names for DMC and Pantone may not be identical. The Hex conversion is calculated based on corresponding RGB values to get the closest match.
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