Can you wash jeans with khaki shorts?
you're best to wash them separately ,you never know if the colour will run , add a cup of white vinegar to all the dark cloths during the rinse this will prevent the colours from running and always wash your jeans with the zipper done up to prolong the life of it and to save the colour of the jeans .
How to remove a blood stain from khaki shorts?
Just toss them in with your next bleach load they will be fine. Seriously the khaki may fade a tiny bit but the blood will be gone and the entire garment will be the same color. If you spot treat them with peroxide it will bleach that one area. If the stain has set nothing will remove it but bleach.
What matches khaki shorts?
navy, but then you'd look like you go to a school with a dress code. I'm guessing your a guy, so pink you probably don't want? Red, Green, Maroon(might also look a little uniform-y), white, orange, brown. Pretty much everything.
What do you wash khaki shorts with?
colors
How to lighten/fade khakis? HELP?
the khakis i got for my uniform are darker than the ones we are required to get. how do i fade them or lighten them to get them to look lighter (like the pants we are supposed to have?) washing them with something/leaving them in the sun?! HELP
What color polo shirt should i wear with khaki shorts
I think a brighter polo would look the best with khaki. Maybe pink, bright green or blue. Hope this helps!
Working, Khakis, and girl periods...HELP!?
So I just got my first job where I have to wear a uniform. Unfortunately, the uniforms are khaki pants. I would be so happy with black pants, but no. It HAS to be the tan ones. I am like OMG! What do I do during that "time of the month?" So first I thought about my little active wear shorts, but it was too bulky. (And let me just say this. I wear Juniors size pants, and they aren't baggy. They are tight-ish). Then I thought, GEE! What if I try mini leggings? What a perfect idea because they would be tighter against my leg and not show up! Well poop, when I tried them on under my pants, you could still see the hem line. :( So now IDK what to do! I am so afraid I will "leak" cuz I do occasionally. It's like a "girl" rule to not wear light colors during your days. I wear pads, not tampons. Please don't suggest trying tampons cuz I already tried it. Don't try and persuade me. So yea. I don't have any choice. So what can I do just in case I were to "leak?" Please help!!!! Thanks in advance :)
How to prevent butt sweat marks on khaki shorts?
At my job i need to wear khaki shorts, only problem is that i sweat so much,and i sweat so easily that my khaki shorts get nasty looking sweat marks. PLEASE tell me how i can prevent these sweat marks!
How do you get the blue tint out of khaki pants that were washed with new blue jeans?
okay first always wash new jeans alone..second never dry when you see a stain it only set the stain in.. the only thing you can try is a couple loads with oxy get the oxy spray and spray all over... its really hard once you dry it though...
Do a grey shirt and khaki pants match?
Why not? Both are neutral colours as other people have mentioned and can complement the other colour. It may depend on the style of shirt/pants, ie; formal or casual. Khaki is a very forgiving colour, you can team it with pretty much anything if it's a casual look. (My partner often wears long khaki shorts with a variety of different coloured tees and great coloured trainers/sneakers and I love that combination!)If you were asking for more formal attire (eg; a tailored shirt and trousers), this could still work, you may just need to consider what shades of each colour you wear. Lighter khaki trousers (in my opinion) tend to give a more casual look. The picture posted earlier by Asif Naseer looks fantastic! It's more of a casual look but shows the colours can look great together. Some further details on exactly what type of shirt/pants AND the occasion you're wearing it for would help answer your question more succinctly. Lastly: do YOU like the combination? Perhaps you could ask a friend for a second opinion. Forget the fashion police who are all “khaki was so last year” etc. Neutral colours are timeless and what “looks good” are often good quality and well-cut clothing.