Color accuracy notice Why this matters Product colors may look slightly different on different screens. Variations can result from display resolution, screen brightness, color settings, browser rendering, and ambient lighting when photos were taken. Clear expectations reduce surprises and returns. This notice helps you decide with confidence before . How to interpret color differences Slight shifts in hue, saturation, or brightness are normal and do not indicate a defect. Images are intended as a reference. Exact shades may vary from what you see on your device. Practical tips to match colors View product images on more than one device if color is critical. Compare product photos to physical items under natural daylight when possible. Check product specifications and images closely for texture, finish, and pattern in addition to color. Read customer reviews and photos for real world color examples. Applies to All display types including desktop monitors, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. All product finishes and materials where color perception may vary. Use scenarios Choosing apparel to match existing wardrobe: check photos on multiple devices and compare with known fabric samples. Selecting home decor or paint accents: review product images in natural light and confirm color relationships with existing items. Buying gifts where color is important: verify with additional photos or ask a friend to view the item on their device before finalizing. If precise color matching is essential, consider reviewing product details, comparing images across devices, and allowing for minor variation when planning purchases.