steel grey

British  

noun

1. 1. a dark grey colour, usually slightly purple

   2. ( as adjective )

      a steel-grey suit

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Example Sentences

Her vision for the Glasgow 2026 tartan features blue, pink and purple tones against a steel grey base inspired by the city's shipbuilding heritage.

From BBC

But it has a nice design, all black except for a steel grey pad where the button is, and its curved edges provide a different look than the other HomeKit doorbells.

From The Verge

As admiring eyes turned towards Wilder – dressed down for the occasion in a steel grey gilet – and Palace went increasingly, despairingly, direct, Hodgson wore a look of utter bewilderment.

From The Guardian

Cash registers have been ringing with sales of hats, hoodies, sweatshirts, T-shirts and jerseys adorned with the knight helmet symbol and the team’s steel grey, black, gold and red colors.

From Washington Times

The Lions’ main color will still be Honolulu Blue, as it has been since 1934, on their home uniforms that will have dark, steel grey numbers instead of white numerals.

From Washington Times