FAQ

There are 16,777,216 possible hex codes, making specific hexes like #993333 (default pure red) or #CC5500 (Farmer boot hex) incredibly rare. These pieces can sell for upwards of 1B+ coins to the right buyer, depending on current market conditions.

Tuxedo pieces can be obtained from Seymour the visitor, located in the garden. He has a rare chance to show up as a guest, and you must talk to him first to possibly receive a piece.

If you're interested in collecting, it's best to buy pieces off the auction house or in bulk from different sellers. With the number of possible hexes, obtaining matching pieces or unique hexes yourself is quite challenging.

Hex color codes are six letters and/or numbers. The first two refer to red, the next two refer to green, and the last two refer to blue.

Color values range from 0 (darkest) to F (lightest). #000000 is true black and #FFFFFF is pure white.

The first digit in each pair (R_G_B_) has the largest effect on the overall color. For example, #999999 and #959595 look nearly identical (only second digits differ), but #D9D9D9 is vastly different.

When you see someone use x's as placeholders (like 1x9xBx), they need a piece with matching first digits since the second digits have less effect.

Press F3+H simultaneously to enable advanced tooltips. When hovering over any dyed leather piece, it will show you the HEX code.

Note: As of February 24th, 2026, you cannot use versions earlier than 1.21.9 for this. F3+H does NOT work on latest versions—you must use external mods like "SeymourAnalyzer".

• Black — True black, not very dark green or blue
• White — True white, same situation as black
• Shades of Grey
• Darker colors — Maroon, cyan, etc.
• Pastel Shades — Lighter colors, usually with most/all letter values in the hex
• Skyblock Dyes — Plus most/all Tier 1 armors

Note: Tier accuracy is color-dependent. Some 4.5's may look almost perfect with one color, while some 2's may not with another.

Delta E (ΔE) is a scientific measure of how different two colors appear to the human eye. It stands for "Delta Empfindung" (German for "difference in sensation").

Unlike simple RGB comparison, Delta E accounts for how humans actually perceive color differences. A ΔE of 0 means the colors are identical, while higher values indicate more noticeable differences.

This is what determines the tier of a Seymour piece when comparing to a target color. This site uses the CIE76 formula for Delta E calculations.

ABS (Absolute Difference) is a simpler way to measure how different two hex codes are by calculating the total numerical difference between their RGB values.

For each color channel (R, G, B), the absolute difference is calculated and summed together. For example, comparing #FF0000 to #FE0102:

Lower ABS means the hex codes are numerically closer. However, ABS doesn't account for human color perception like Delta E does—two colors with the same ABS can look very different depending on which channels differ.