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How to keep colours longer
Short answer: Wash inside out at 40 degrees with a detergent for dark clothes, and dry in the shade. Sun and heat are...
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Why some colours fade faster
Short answer: Dark and bright colours fade most visibly, because there is more dye to lose and the contrast is high. ...
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A T-shirt in Purple Dove and Sedona Sage, the colours explained
Short answer: Purple Dove is a muted grey violet, and Sedona Sage is a dusty grey green. Both are calm enough to work...
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Olive, terracotta and forest night, the colours explained
Short answer: Olive is a muted green, terracotta a warm reddish brown, and forest night a very dark green. All three ...
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Colours in T-shirts, what goes with what
Short answer: Black, white and grey go with everything. Navy and olive are the easy colours to build on. Bold colours...
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Underwear in several colours, why it makes everyday life easier
Short answer: With two or three fixed colours, you do not have to think about what goes under what. Black for dark cl...
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Tan underwear under light clothes, why it works
Short answer: Tan sits closer to skin tone than white does, which is why it disappears behind light fabrics. White un...
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Black or cream underwear, when to choose which
Short answer: Choose black under dark clothes, cream under light ones and tan under white. The rule is about contrast...
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Socks in grey, black and navy, when to wear which
Short answer: Black for smart clothes and dark trousers, navy for blue and for everyday, grey for everything in betwe...
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Black or white socks, which stay looking good
Short answer: Black socks hide wear and marks but show lint. White socks show stains but can be washed brighter again...
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