Color names

That's a shame in some ways.

Cheryl

To me, "workman's blue" is and will always be indigo-dyed warp, cross-woven with white weft into a sturdy shirting.

Rather a pity that stores no longer sell blue chambray. Though I doubt that I would buy any, which is probably why stores no longer stock it.

Joy Beeson

Cheryl it is no shame it is called living and progressing with life`s requirements. ps lately i noted that the name Rusty Brown diappeared as well ,,,, now it is called red brown ,,, i liked the Rusty wording ,,,, but who cares ,, there is somewhere a person or machine that think giving other names is better ,,,,,, and we learn to adjust ,, mirjam

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Perhaps that's true in Haifa, but here in the United States royal blue is still a name that is commonly used. As a matter of fact, Hanes which is a very big company with worldwide distribution, has royal blue t-shirts. I happen to own one.

Lucille