I really like this kind of colors, but I have a hard time finding any brand and model selling them.

I color-pick-up the hex code from three areas of the tee (light, middle, dark)

I am not an expert, but it seems to me, that this kind of color is somewhere between yellow and green, but with such a low saturation, that it borders grey.

Any idea who is selling not only this specific one but also other colors with low saturation that border grey?

>>18488604 (OP)
On a scale of 1 to 10 how autistic are you? Just go to the closest walmart and pick up a fucking grey shirt

>>18488703
it would be a different grey

>>18488604 (OP)
Hey OP, I actually graduated sigma cum louder from the Prat institute in NYC with a concentration in Color Theory. What you are describing is what we in the business call "gray", or "grey" if you are on the wrong side of the Pacific. In marketing it is often sold as "graphite" for the US market or "charcoal" for the Indian market. The specific style you are looking for are 100% polyester t-shirts. That's what creates that even dry color you want. You can buy any brand of "performance" gray t-shirts and they will all be the same because they all come form Xingchangjiang, China. Each company just puts their own tag on it. One example is Hanes Sports Cool, I know what you're going to say, "your computer generated studio photo is a totally different color than my low resolution real world photo." Trust me, in the same lighting conditions they will look the same because they are the same. I can tell from the hex code and seeing a couple gooks in my time.

https://www.hanes.com/products/hanes-mens-t-shirt-h4820/4820

>>18488604 (OP)
It's a grey t-shirt you autistic motherfucker