"maroon color" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific color. For example, "This shirt has a maroon color that brings out my eyes."
They talk about the power of the Zagat brand; that maroon color is now trademarked, for instance.
The allure of Tillman's can in part be attributed to the amber lighting and gold and maroon color scheme, which seemed to cast everything and everyone in a sultry hue.
During the 1970s, Stack had the Mercedes painted the maroon color it remains today and had the interior redone as well.
The cytosolic maroon color staining was uniformly high in the sections from 2, 4, 6 and 8 months.
The body is a coppery orange to maroon color with black bands, and the legs (and underbelly) are yellow, as its name suggests.
ENTERING Lushe's SoNo Diner is like stepping into an Edward Hopper Depainting-era painting — until you notice that all the glistening chrome on chairs and tables looks new and the gray-maroon color scheme seems coordinated and fresh.
The show, a British import, centers on Tom Clarke Scott Harann), a 16-year-old wizard who lives in the nonwizarding world but attends a school whose uniforms are heavy on maroon, a color not unlike the one favored by Harry's Gryffindor House.
Dark red blood, almost maroon in color, was running out of the wound like a river.
Chocolate syrup adds a realistic deep maroon "venous" color to the blood.
If this proves difficult, find a tie in either a yellow or maroon plain color.
Dark maroon hollyhocks lend color to one dye, and madder and marigolds to another.
