Sentences with phrase «olive army green»

Not exact matches

Thanks to the vast amounts of olive drab wool the Army needed during the war, uniform color varied from mustard green to brown.

Members of the Women's Army Corps and Army nurses, seen here caring for Vietnamese refugees in 1975, typically wore uniforms similar to the men: two - piece tropical combat uniforms of olive - green, rip - stop cotton poplin.

They will change from a bright green to an army / olive green when they...

I've always been a fan of this army / olive green tone paired with pink anything, it's just so spring - like, which right now, I'm also a fan of.

I wonder if the US Army will do away with «OD Green» (olive drab green) and start referring to their fatigues as «Cypress&raGreen» (olive drab green) and start referring to their fatigues as «Cypress&ragreen) and start referring to their fatigues as «Cypress».

I'm all about army green and olive green lately too!

Olive or army green is one of my favorite colors ever, so it matches 99 % of what I wear regularly.

Essentially, it's a simple olive or army green jacket.

One combo (not seen here) is olive / army green with blush / pink.

There really are so many different shades of green out there, and I'm a huge fan of olive green and army green in the fall!

Whether it is called Kale, olive, army green or dark green this color has been around for a while.

One of the first things that everyone wants to know in approaching a new season is what are key colors: for NM, it's about full - bodied reds that run the spectrum of this fabulous hue; winter white that for many has made this glorious non-color a year - round favorite and army green / olive, a color that is showing up everywhere for the gals and the guys as we transition into Fall 2015.

To keep with the army - green color palette, I paired the pants with shades of olive by carrying that color theme to the shirt and bag.

Speaking of color, it's consistent with Army approved - «Olive Green 107,» lol!

The army color of olive, or army green, has been a huge trend since last spring and summer.

As much as I love the new nail shades I've discovered, like metallic army green and olive taupe (as shown here), there is something so irresistible about a deep red polish.

I knew I wanted a darker gray shade as opposed to the more popular army or olive green.

There are many shades of green such as olive green, yellow green, fresh green, light green and army green.

2014 continues to exhibit the theme of an old style SUV that when painted olive (Army Green) looks very much like a military vehicle.

I'm thinking of a green such as a soft olive / army green.