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Scarlet (color)

Scarlet (from the Persian säqirlāt) is a red color with a hue that is somewhat toward the orange. It is a pure chroma on the color wheel. It is redder than vermilion. Traditionally, scarlet is the color of flame. It may also refer to the color of the blood of a living person. Scarlet is composed of mostly red and some orange.

Scarlet

The color scarlet is displayed at right.

The first recorded use of scarlet as a color name in the English language was in 1250.

Torch red

The color torch red is displayed at right.

This is the color called scarlet in Crayola crayons. It was orignally formulated as torch red in 1998 and then renamed scarlet by Crayola in 2000.

Fire brick

Displayed at right is the web color fire brick, a deep shade of scarlet/red.

Dark scarlet

The color dark scarlet is displayed at right.

Shades of scarlet color comparison chart

SCARLET (Hex: #FF2400) (RGB: 255, 36, 0)
Torch Red (Hex: #FD0E35) (RGB: 253, 14, 53)
Fire Brick (web color) (Hex: #B22222) (RGB: 178, 34, 34)
Dark Scarlet (Hex: #560319) (RGB: 86, 3, 25)

Scarlet in Human culture

Academic Regalia

Scarlet is the color worn in traditional academic regalia in the United Kingdom for those awarded doctorates.
In academic dress in the United States, scarlet is used for hood bindings (that is, borders) and, depending on the university or school, other parts of the dress (velvet chevrons, facings, etc.) to denote a degree in some form or branch of Theology (e.g., Sacred Theology, Canon Law, Divinity, Ministry)

Astronomy

Stars on the main sequence intermediate between spectral classes M and K would be perceived as colored scarlet by human eyes.

Board Games

Miss Scarlet is a character in the board game Cluedo (U.S.: Clue), originally by Waddington Games.

Chemistry

The emission spectra for compounds of strontium are considered to be in the scarlet red area of the visible light spectrum. The emission lines occur at 640.8 nm, 650.4 nm, 687.8 nm and 707.0 nm.

Computer Games

The Scarlet Crusade is a fictional group of religious zealots from the Warcraft universe.

Fashion

Dark scarlet is a favorite color in the Goth aesthetic and is worn by some people in the Goth subculture.

Films

Violet Carson (rose) is referred to as the "Scarlet Carson" in the film, V for Vendetta (film).

Literature

The book The Scarlet Pimpernel by The Baroness Orczy
The novel The Scarlet Letter by 19th century American writer Nathaniel Hawthorne depicts the life of the fictional character Hester Prynne, who wears a prominent scarlet letter "A" on her chest to symbolize the sin of adultery.
A Study in Scarlet is the first Sherlock Holmes novel by Arthur Conan Doyle, published in 1888.
Scarlett O'Hara is the chief protagonist of Margaret Mitchell's epic American Civil War novel Gone with the Wind.
The Scarlet Ibis, a tragic short story written by novelist James Hurst.

Medicine

There is a disease known as scarlet fever.

Military

The majority of British Army soldiers wore scarlet tunics as part of their full dress uniform until 1914 (hence the term "Redcoats"). Some regiments and corps in both Britain and the Commonwealth armies still wear them in full ceremonial dress and/or mess dress.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) wear a scarlet jacket as part of their full ceremonial dress uniform.
Scarlet is the color of the beret given to United States Air Force Combat Controllers, after completion of Combat Control School at Pope Air Force Base.
Scarlet is the branch color of the United States Army Field Artillery Corps. The colors of the U.S. Marine Corps are scarlet and gold.
WW1 ace,Manfred Von Richthofen(The Red Baron)painted his aircraft scarlet red,most notable,his Fokker Dr1 triplane.

Music

Scarlet was a UK rock band of the mid 1990s.
Scarlet Begonias is a song by American folk/blues band Grateful Dead.

Panelology

The Scarlet Spider is an incarnation of the Marvel superhero Spider-Man.

Politics

Scarlet was often used in politics to refer to the color of the working class and Communists, along with crimson and red generally.

Religion

In the Roman Catholic Church, scarlet robes - symbolizing the color of arterial blood - are worn by Cardinals as a symbol of their willingness to defend their faith "unto the shedding of (their own) blood."
Roman Catholic bishops and archbishops wear robes and skullcaps trimmed in amaranth, or wholly amaranth.
In the Book of Revelation, the scarlet beast and the great prostitute dressed in purple and scarlet - as a symbol of royalty, luxury and position."
Babalon is sometimes referred to as the scarlet woman in the esoteric system of Thelema.

School Colors

The official colors of Arcadia University are Scarlet and Grey.
The official colors of Arkansas State University are Scarlet and Black.
The official colors of University of Nevada, Las Vegas are Scarlet and Silver.
The official color of Rutgers University is Scarlet.
The official colors of Boston University are Scarlet and White.
The official colors of Christian Brothers University are Scarlet and Grey.
The official colors of The Ohio State University are Scarlet and Grey.
The official colors of San Diego State University are Scarlet and Black.
The official colors of Texas Tech University are Scarlet and Black.
The official colors of University of Nebraska are Scarlet and Cream.
The official colors of Oberlin College are Scarlet and Gold.
The official colors of University of Houston are Scarlet and Albino.
The official colors of St. Lawrence University are Scarlet and Brown.
The official colors of Hanover College are Scarlet and Royal Blue.

Sound Recording

The standard describing the Super Audio CD format is called Scarlet Book (because SACD can be considered a refinement of the original Audio CD format described in the Red Book).

Sports

The main team color of Major League Baseball's St. Louis Cardinals.
The Ferrari F1 racing team color is scarlet.
The team color of Major League Baseball's Texas Rangers.
The nickname of the Rutgers University athletic teams is the "Scarlet Knights".
The Wales national rugby union team is known as the "Scarlet Dragons" due to the color of the Dragon upon the Welsh flag
The Welsh region the LLanelli Scarlets are named after the color.