1913 — Beige Brown Very Dark
Browns family
Need details on Madeira 1913? This dark, moderately saturated brown shade (Beige Brown Very Dark) is hex #4E3426, RGB 78, 52, 38. Cross-brand equivalents in Anchor, J&P Coates, and Sullivans are listed below — ranked by perceptual similarity — alongside 8 nearby Madeira shades and color-theory harmony pairings.
Brand Equivalents for Madeira 1913
Top 5 closest matches in each brand, ranked by visual color similarity. How matching works
DMC
Anchor
J&P Coates
Sullivans
Classic Colorworks
Weeks Dye Works
Gentle Art Sampler
Valdani
Crescent Colours
Similar Madeira Colors to 1913
Closest Madeira threads by perceptual color distance, sorted from most to least similar.
Working with Madeira 1913
It pops on white and light fabric but nearly disappears on black, so pair it with a light or neutral ground.
Color Harmonies for Madeira 1913
Madeira threads that pair well with 1913, based on color theory harmony rules in CIELAB color space.
Browns Family
Madeira 1913 in context with nearby shades from the browns color family.
About Madeira 1913
Madeira 1913 (Beige Brown Very Dark) is a dark, moderately saturated shade in the browns family with warm chocolate tones. With a bold and dramatic quality, this thread works beautifully in gingerbread themes and tree trunks. You will find this color at home in patterns featuring earth tones and animal fur.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Madeira 1913 look like?
Madeira 1913 (Beige Brown Very Dark) is a dark shade in the browns family with hex #4E3426 and RGB 78, 52, 38. Stitchers reach for it in projects featuring rustic designs and leather accents.
Which DMC thread matches Madeira 1913?
The closest DMC match for Madeira 1913 (Beige Brown Very Dark) is DMC 898 (Coffee Brown very dark) with a 87% match based on visual color similarity. Other near matches include DMC 801 (Coffee Brown dark, 81%) and DMC 3031 (Mocha Brown very dark, 81%).
What Madeira colors are similar to 1913?
The closest Madeira threads to 1913 are 1914 Beige Brown Ultra Very Dark (ΔE 4.89), 2106 Drab Brown Very Dark (ΔE 5.82), and 2007 Tan Very Dark (ΔE 7.84). These are useful substitutes when 1913 is unavailable or for building gradients.
When should I use Madeira 1913?
Reach for Madeira 1913 (Beige Brown Very Dark) when your project calls for rustic designs, leather accents, horse designs, cinnamon motifs. Its dark character carries both small accents and wider palette work; the harmony picks on this page show natural companions to 1913.
What fabric color works best with Madeira 1913 (Beige Brown Very Dark)?
It pops on white and light fabric but nearly disappears on black, so pair it with a light or neutral ground. For reference, 1913 has a contrast ratio of about 11.4:1 on white fabric and 1.8:1 on black. As a warm shade, its warm cast advances toward the viewer — good for focal points, highlights, and cozy, inviting palettes.