Or, in my case, black[1]. But then all of my clothes come in black, except for shirts for work and other 'formal' occasions which are white (and for really formal occasions, like weddings, I wear a tie -- that's black), and my underpants which are white.
[1] At least, they start as black. After repeated washing, though, they go interestingly non-black. Some fade to grey, some to blue, some to brown or purple, a few to red. They aren't being contaminated with other colours, either (see above; I wash white and black separately because otherwise the white gets contaminated), the dyes just fade that way.
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Date: 2010-12-18 08:28 am (UTC)Or, in my case, black[1]. But then all of my clothes come in black, except for shirts for work and other 'formal' occasions which are white (and for really formal occasions, like weddings, I wear a tie -- that's black), and my underpants which are white.
[1] At least, they start as black. After repeated washing, though, they go interestingly non-black. Some fade to grey, some to blue, some to brown or purple, a few to red. They aren't being contaminated with other colours, either (see above; I wash white and black separately because otherwise the white gets contaminated), the dyes just fade that way.