34 Examples of Dirt Brown

John Spacey, March 11, 2021

Dirt brown is the color of soil and other earthy environments such as mud. This is a ubiquitous color in nature such that it is often depicted in art. Earthy colors are also used for fashions, interiors and products for their organic and relaxing feel. However, such colors are rarely marketed as dirt brown but with earth tone color names such as ochre or umber. The following are common dirt colors.

Chocolate Dirt
#261d16

Dirt Brown #3
#371d08

Dark Mud Brown
#3b2d1e

Earth
#3d0907

Bistre
#3d2b1f

Moss Brown
#413a17

Earth Brown
#493309

Dirt Brown #2
#4a4a35

Mountain Dirt
#4b311a

Dry Mud
#4e4539

Muddy Grass
#514c1b

Dirt Brown #1
#5d4500

Muddy Socks
#614f40

Dirt Brown #4
#6b3e19

Muddy Paws
#6e644f

Mud Puddle
#6f402a

Neutral Mud
#776353

Dirt Block Brown
#785914

Umber
#826644

Dirt Brown #5
#836539

Red Earth
#85422c

Muddy Concrete
#86766a

Faded Dirt Brown
#87837c

Marshland Earth
#88756e

Ground Dirt Brown
#8e6928

Soft Mud
#93817d

Dirt Beige
#967b55

Mud Brown
#977645

Greyish Dirt Brown
#988e88

Dehydrated Dirt
#9d8a82

Southwest Mud
#9f6a3b

Dirty Sand
#b39752

Ochre
#cc7722

Sunflower Dirt
#d18e6a

The color of dirt varies widely based on minerals and organic matter in soil. The same dirt can also change color based on conditions such as moisture content and lighting. The following photo illustrates three common colors of dirt:

The most common types of soil are variations of brown, orange and yellow. However, soil can be virtually any color including rare variations such as blue and red.