1,469 Colors · Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Hirshfield's Color Chart

Browse Hirshfield's colors — with cross-brand matches to nationally available brands

All 1,469 Hirshfield's Colors

The complete Hirshfield's color chart — every shade with its hex code, LRV, and undertone. Filter by family or search, and open any color for its cross-brand matches.

Hirshfield's Color Library

2 colors in purple · cool undertone.

About Hirshfield's

Hirshfield's is a fourth-generation, family-owned paint and decorating company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with over 130 years of history. They are the largest manufacturer of trade sales paint in Minnesota, producing over 5,000 gallons daily at their Minneapolis facility. Hirshfield's operates 30+ decorating centers across Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.

Top product lines include Platinum Ceramic (premium interior), Reserve (mid-premium interior), and Wash & Wear (solid everyday flat). They also make Housecoat and House & Trim for exteriors. Price range: $47–$69 per gallon.

Hirshfield's Cross-Brand Matching

Live outside the Upper Midwest? Click any Hirshfield's color below to find the closest equivalent from nationally available brands like Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, and Behr. Use our compare tool to check the exact Delta E difference between any two colors.

Hirshfield's colors — frequently asked

How many Hirshfield's paint colors are there?▾

Hirshfield's has 1,469 paint colors catalogued on Paint Color HQ, each with its exact hex code, RGB values, LRV (light reflectance value), and undertone. You can filter the full Hirshfield's color chart by color family or undertone, and open any color to see its closest cross-brand matches — the equivalent shade in Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, Behr, and other catalogued brands.

Can I match Hirshfield's colors to other brands?▾

Yes — every Hirshfield's color has its closest equivalents in Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, Behr, and 13 brands in total, computed with the CIEDE2000 color-difference formula. That's the ISO standard for how similar two colors look to the human eye, rather than matching by name or code, so it's the reliable way to get a Hirshfield's look in whatever brand your local store carries.