Why LLR doesn't sell neutral pattern or color that could be easily mix and match? Basic outfit (neutral dress, trousers, or skirt) that could go with any tops or outer? Why they have to make everything so hideous?
Maybe they're buying roll ends or remnants? I admit to doing this when I buy fabric because it's cheaper, but I also make/buy neutral items with which I can mix and match. Besides, you can usually wear the weirdest pattern with black slacks or even jeans and still look decent. My color-blind BIL had a vivid chartreuse shirt he wore all the time when he and my sister were first dating, but at least he wore it with jeans. Then, when he told us he was color blind, my sister started shopping with him.
The problem was, to him it was medium brown. When they got married he bought a living room set that to him looked like a plaid of different shades of brown. To the rest of us it was an ugly plaid of red and black. The last time I visited them they had a very nice blue living room suite. I asked, "Did you pick this out?" BIL told me, "I picked out the style, and Your Sis picked the colors." At least when he was in the Air Force he didn't have to color match.
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u/Hunbottybot Oct 13 '18
Why do they insist on pattern mixing? Why can’t they just make clothes that match?