Jaguar Leather Trim Color Samples
1990's - 2009 Jaguar Color Range: All Models
Some 90's trim color may overlap into the 80s section of the color chart (below). So if your car is a 90's model and isn't in this color chart, have a look in the 80's color chart.
How to find your jaguar trim code: The trim code is a 3 letter code found on plate stuck to the inside of the drivers or passangers door.
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| Almond AGM |
Antelope AGE |
Barley SEL |
Blonde/Lt.Sand SEN |
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| Canvas AMN |
Caramel SEP |
Cashew APH |
Cashmere SDZ |
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| Catkin HFX |
Champagne |
Cranberry CGT |
Cream NDR |
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| Dove LHJ |
Ebony Black PVJ |
Evergreen HGX |
Granite LGP |
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| Heritage Tan ADY |
Ivory NED |
London Tan APJ |
Mink AGN |
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| Mocha AMB |
Navy JMN |
Nimbus LFJ |
Oatmeal AGD |
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| Oyster AMT |
Pewter LGM |
Pine HFY |
Red Zone |
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| Regatta Blue JGT |
Rioja CHJ |
Sage Green HFA |
Sable AEK |
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| Sand ADX |
Slate Blue LJK |
Spice AMV |
Smoke Grey LHY |
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| Stone LJE |
Teal |
Terracotta AMA |
Truffle AMS |
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| Warm Charcoal LEG |
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1980's & 1990's Jaguar Color Range: All Models
Early 80's models: Trim codes may be slightly different, there are 2 digit codes instead of 3. They are easy to read, simply being the 1st & 3rd digits of the 3 letter code. i.e. Barley AFW would be read as AW, and Isis Blue JEF would be read as JF.
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| Barley AFW |
Biscuit ADE |
Buckskin AFR |
Coffee SDC |
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| Doeskin AEE |
Isis Blue JEF |
Magnolia AEM |
Mulberry CEM |
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| Parchment HEZ |
Saville Grey LDY |
Light Stone LFE (Insignia Models) |
Silk White NDW (Insignia Models) |
1970's (plus some continued 60's Colors ) Jaguar Color Range: All Models
Some leathers may fall into the early color chart (below), if you have an early 70's car. Also, if you have a late 60's car (such as an XJ6) you may find the color in this chart. If you have a late 70's model, the color may be in the color chart above.
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| Jag Biscuit 70s |
Jag Black (standard) |
Chamois |
Jag Cinnamon 70s |
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| Dark Blue (same as earlier color) |
Deep Olive |
Moss Green |
Russet |
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| Tuscan ??? |
Mandarin Red ??? |
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1948 - 1970 Jaguar Color Range: All Models
Some leather colors may fall into the above color chart (i.e. late 60's cars).
This chart covers XK-120, XK-140, XK-150, E-Type, MK1, MK2, S-Type, 420, 240 & 340, early XJ6, Mark V, Mark V11, Mark V111, Mark 1X, Mark X.
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| Biscuit |
Jag Black (standard) |
Jag Dark Blue |
Light/Pale Blue |
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| Jag Beige |
Cinnamon |
Grey |
Maroon |
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| Pigskin |
Jag Red |
Jag Suede Green |
Light Tan |
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| Tan |
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How To Locate your Jaguar Trim Code
1. Older models will have a circular yellow sticker attached to the right hand rear corner on the underside of the bonnet. Cars before 1980's (roughly).
2. Some models have a plate attached to the upper corner of the drivers door aperture, or the passengers door apperture. Cars 1980's +
3. For Jaguars no more than 10-15 years old, call us with the registration number. For older Jaguars call us with the chasis number and we can find out your color from there.
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Jaguar Code Plate
This plate is used to identify the paint & trim codes for Jaguar cars.
It can be found in either the passangers or drivers door aperture. Or sometimes it is found under the bonnet at the front of the car (almost directly above where the registration plate is)
We need the 3 digit code as highlighted.
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It is best to pick your color based on the trim code or official color name, rather than on how the color looks on screen. This is because of differences in monitors and resolutions, which may cause the color to look slightly different.
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