Khaki

From the adjective ‘khaki’ which means ‘colour of dust or of soil’, the Khaki Dye is a shade tending towards yellow, green and brown. It is not a straightforward shade but rather a palette of Haute Couture Colours, and therefore difficult to define Khaki precisely. However colourists consider it to be part of the brown colour field. Shades create a peaceful and elegant atmosphere. Lately, khaki has become one of decorators and fashionistas’ fetish colours. You shouldn’t hesitate to play around with the khaki dye: from Saharan jackets to dresses and jeans, and in interior design this dye is a huge success. It will liven up your cotton jacket and give you a new dynamic look. 

It will also give an original bucolic style to a contemporary or classical interior design. Khaki is used for a total look and highlights the intimate atmosphere of a room. This Haute Couture Textile Dye is also appreciated for its arty effect when associated with furniture and accessories that enhance its natural elegance.