Color Season Chart: Korean 12-Season Reference with Hex Codes

Visual color season chart showing all 12 Korean seasons by family, undertone, and depth — with full hex-coded palettes for each. Free reference, print or save.

All 12 seasons

• Bright Spring
• True Spring
• Light Spring
• Soft Autumn
• Warm Autumn
• Deep Autumn
• Bright Winter
• True Winter
• Deep Winter
• Light Summer
• True Summer
• Soft Summer

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a color season chart?

A color season chart is a visual reference showing how the 12 Korean color seasons relate to each other — typically organized by family (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter) with each family split into 3 subtypes based on depth, contrast, and warm-vs-cool lean.

How is the 12-season chart different from the 4-season chart?

The 4-season chart shows just Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter. The 12-season Korean chart adds three subtypes per family — Spring becomes Light/True/Bright Spring, etc. The 12-season system is meaningfully more precise.

Where can I find a printable color season chart?

PersonalColorAI's full reading includes a shareable color card and printable PDF for your specific season. The chart on this page is bookmarkable as a free general reference.

Why do some color season charts use different season names?

Western consultancies often use proprietary subtype names. The Korean 퍼스널컬러 system uses straightforward modifiers (Light, True, Bright, Soft, Warm, Deep) which we use because they map cleanly to international references.

How do I read a color season chart?

Start with your undertone (warm or cool) → depth (light, medium, deep) → contrast (low, medium, high). The combination places you in exactly one of the 12 subtypes.

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