>The thing about khaki is that it’s not something specifically dated like low-rise bellbottoms or t-shirts emblazoned with vintage road signs; it’s simply a fab

>The thing about khaki is that it’s not something specifically dated like low-rise bellbottoms or t-shirts emblazoned with vintage road signs; it’s simply a fabric. Khaki is a color, the fabric is chino and it can be dyed many colors: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chino_cloth https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chino_cloth I know this seems like a minor nitpick but it's hard to take the rest of the points seriously with such a major misunderstanding of the basics.