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Cream Clothing

Cream and off-white clothing: natural, ivory, cream, bone and oatmeal, measured to make sure each one reads as a warm off-white. 438 in-stock styles from 60 brands. We measured the actual fabric color of every colorway from supplier swatches and photos, so each product below is shown in a colorway that really is cream.

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Cream clothing

Cream and natural are the warm off-whites: softer than bright white and a little vintage-looking. They've become one of the most popular colors for lifestyle merch, coffee shops, boutiques and brands with an earthy look.

What counts as cream

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Cream here covers the warm off-whites: Natural, Cream, Ivory, Bone, Ecru, Vanilla, Off White and Oatmeal. Each colorway is measured, and only those that read as a warm off-white are listed; bright whites are on the White pages. The swatch shows our reference color, #EDE6D6: the median fabric color of every in-stock garment sold as cream. A colorway is listed only if its measured fabric color is close enough to read as the same cream side by side.

Suppliers sell the clothing on this page as Natural, Bone, Ivory, Vintage White, Cream, Off White, Oatmeal and Parchment.

Who wears cream

Cream and natural are popular for coffee shops, bakeries, breweries, boutiques, wedding parties, farmers markets and lifestyle brands, and for tote bags and canvas goods.

Off-whites read as warm, natural and relaxed. They feel more vintage and less stark than bright white, which is why they're popular for lifestyle and boutique brands.

Cream school colors

A few schools list a cream or off-white in their palettes, such as Nebraska's cream, but it's mostly a lifestyle color rather than a school color.

Official color codes: University of Nebraska–Lincoln school colors.

Printing and embroidery on cream

Dark and earthy inks look best on cream: black, brown, forest green, navy and rust. Water-based and discharge-style prints suit the vintage look. White ink has almost no contrast.

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