If you use Sass extension, you can work with CSS variables.
First, let's create our css variable.
html, :root
--MyColor: #5966D2
// :root is not an element for Sass. But you can use html before.
// :root is the same as html, but :root is most powerfull.
Now, our Sass variable by calling the css variable
$MyColor: var(--MyColor)
Call our variable in a class.
.class
background: $MyColor
The CSS result look like this:
html, :root {
--MyColor: #5966D2;
}
.class {
background: var(--MyColor);
}
Our Sass variable not work in a rgba element. But you can cheat by using this trick:
html, :root
--MyColor-RGB: 89, 102, 210
.class
background: #{'rgba(var(--MyColor-RGB), .5)'}
Have fun!