Khaki shirts are naturally blended with colors such as olive green and sand beige, creating a masculine look that is in sync with the military image. There is a wide range of choices, from green to brown, and many bottoms that go well with them, so one khaki shirt will surely broaden the range of your outfits. In this issue, we focus on the “khaki shirt” and introduce some of the most popular outfits and items!
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Khaki” is a generic term for colonial/military colors!
The color “khaki” may conjure up different images in the minds of different people. The main colors that come to mind when people think of khaki are earthy beiges and browns, dead grass, and olive greens, but did you know that today all of these colors are lumped together as “khaki?
Khaki” was derived from an Indian word meaning “dirt and dust.”
The English word “khaki” originally means “dust color” in Hindi, and was first used in the mid-19th century by British troops stationed in colonial India, who used soil to dye their white summer clothes to make them less conspicuous. The term “khaki” was first used to refer to the British troops stationed in India in the mid-19th century. The term gradually changed to “military uniform color,” and the dull dark green uniforms of the U.S. military, which were designed for combat in forested areas, came to be called khaki, and the definitions of the color became confused in the English-speaking world. Khaki is sometimes used as a synonym for the military, and this history is the reason why the image of khaki = military has become common.
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Next, we will introduce some noteworthy outfits using khaki shirts!
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