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When you only want one colour
Short answer: A wardrobe in a single colour is the simplest there is. Everything goes with everything, there is nothi...
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Choosing colours for travel
Short answer: When travelling, colour is a practical choice more than a question of style. Fewer colours give more co...
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Choosing colours for leisure
Short answer: In your free time there are no rules, so you can choose colour freely. The only practical question is h...
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Choosing colours for work
Short answer: For work, choose colours that do not demand attention. Neutral tones go with everything, show the least...
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How to combine three colours
Short answer: Three colours work when they have different roles. A base colour takes up the most space, a secondary c...
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Marled fabrics
Short answer: A marled fabric is knitted from yarn in two or more shades. The result is a surface with depth that hid...
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Stripes in basics
Short answer: Stripes are the pattern closest to a plain colour. Narrow stripes read as a single tone from a distance...
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Patterns against plain
Short answer: Plain colours are easier to combine, patterns are easier to keep looking neat. The choice depends on wh...
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Colour and how often you wash
Short answer: Colour changes when you notice that something needs washing, not when it actually needs washing. Dark c...
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Colour and how dirty clothes look
Short answer: Dirt does not show equally on every colour. Dark colours hide food stains and oil, light colours hide d...
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Light colours in winter
Short answer: Light colours in winter are not about warmth but about light. With six hours of daylight, light clothin...
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Dark colours in summer
Short answer: Dark colours in summer are only a problem in direct sun. In the shade and indoors, colour makes no diff...
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