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littlewren

Thanks very much for your replies, I'm still a bit confused though, as a couple of you described it as 'earthy' or 'terracotta' but 7roland8 you say it's more of an orangey colour? :undecided

Snap-ant

littlewren wrote: »

Thanks very much for your replies, I'm still a bit confused though, as a couple of you described it as 'earthy' or 'terracotta' but 7roland8 you say it's more of an orangey colour? :undecided

Burnt sienna is the colour I would call Brick

7roland8

Well it as a sort of orangy element but I suppose perhaps terracotta describes it better - this is the bag I saw - but wasn't keen:

7roland8

Well it as a sort of orangy element but I suppose perhaps terracotta describes it better - this is the bag I saw - but wasn't keen:

littlewren

Great, thanks for that 7roland8 and Snap-ant

FloFlo

7roland8 wrote: »

Well it as a sort of orangy element but I suppose perhaps terracotta describes it better - this is the bag I saw - but wasn't keen:

I quite like it possibly just because it's kipling and I don't own one in that style.:o:o

Missli

7roland8 wrote: »

Well it as a sort of orangy element but I suppose perhaps terracotta describes it better - this is the bag I saw - but wasn't keen:

I really like that colourway.

7roland8

Missli wrote: »

I really like that colourway.

Yes I thought I would too but didn't - not sure why really.

Snap-ant

7roland8 wrote: »

Yes I thought I would too but didn't - not sure why really.

I don't like the brick colour way as the silver hard wear clashes. I would prefer a brown or black zips etc so tones better

7roland8

Looks like we've missed the Alvar Duo in grey which has now gone up form £23 - missed that!

A JINAN rucksack for £26.88 if you like in four colours BROWN, BLACK RED AND GREY 9which is more beige) - NOT sold by Amazon though so £8 P&P on top and no free returns: