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Olive green vinyl wraps are popular among our military crowd (for obvious reasons) and seem to be especially well-liked by our SUV owners. Notwithstanding that, though, olive is a color with a long and rich symbolic history. Think we were kidding? Well, the name “olive green” first appears in Middle English, coming into use between 1150 to 1500. Naturally, it gets its name from the hue of green olives. Long favored by armed forces around the world because its muted tone help soldiers blend into their background it should come as no surprise that olive drab was the color of the standard uniform for U.S. soldiers during World War II and the Vietnam War, where it also used on weapons and tanks. At present, the armies of Israel, Cuba, India, Venezuela and Austria employ olive drab uniforms. “
Olive green is a versatile color and looks sophisticated alongside neutrals like beige, tan and maroon—a color palette famously used by rapper and designer Kanye West in his Yeezy clothing line. Its popularity in fashion is a result of the fact that it is flattering to most skin tones. In interior design, a splash of olive green can warm up a room. To highlight the hue, pair it with complementary reds and violets. For a natural look, combine it alongside navy and light grays. The colors that pair well with olive green include: Beige Tan Maroon Navy blue Gray Pewter Purple Red Similar colors to olive green Looking for a different hue?
As a dark, yellowish-green color, olive's color hex code is #BAB86C. Olive’s dark hue means it is sometimes mistaken for a pale brown. However while olive sits between green and yellow on the color wheel, it’s generally thought to be a shade of green. Olive is also considered a shade of green on the hex chart used by web designers and developers. Is olive drab green? “Olive drab” is a duller shade of olive green. It is widely used as a camouflage color in military uniforms and was particularly associated with U.S. troops during the second world war. “Drab” is actually a color name from the 1500s, which refers to a dull light brown color like that of undyed homespun wool. Therefore, the name “olive drab” refers to the fact that the hue is brownish-green in appearance. The olive drab hex color code is #6B8E23. Dark olive green The hex color chart used by web designers and developers also includes dark olive green, which is a darker shade of olive green. The dark olive green hex code is #556B2F.
These Olive vinyl wraps films are made for use without overlaminates so you can start wrapping as soon as you get your roll.
There's no shortage of different finishes and patterns of Olive wrap film made by great companies and they're all in stock now. Browse the following styles:
Olive car wraps can last for up to 8 years under normal conditions but you should check the specs on each film before buying. We also recommend that you remove and apply new vinyl wraps every three years. The reason for this is that the vinyl will be much easier to remove in a single piece.
Naturally, ease of installation depends on how experienced you are installing vinyl wraps but boat, car and motorcycle wraps feature air-release adhesives certainly makes it easier. As we mentioned above, its thickness and air-release adhesives give you a lot of margin for error so even the most inexperienced, DIY wrappers and installers should be able to get professional looking results if they follow the basic guidelines for wrap installation.
These Olive vinyl wraps have been specifically developed for long-term, complete wraps of fleet and personal passenger vehicles in solid, opaque colors. Due to its thickness and the properties of its cast make-up, this vinyl conforms over curved surfaces, rivets and corrugations with ease. And, since it is made with a clear-coat it does not require overlaminate.
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Not quite olive but more moss. Still love it
I didn’t know if I was going to line this but I love it.
Looks great in diffused lighting but too shiny in harsh UV lighting. Still awesome to see in person.