I got mine from kilt.store.
Otherwise I have bought hose on ebay, but "stone" is not that frequently offered (at least the period of time I've been checking).
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This brings up something I've noticed.I've seen "stone" referred to as either oatmeal or tan colored. Can someone shed some light on this?
To me, oatmeal is a tan color and stone is a greyish in color. I have both and was just wondering.
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What color do you onsider stone... like an "oatmeal" color? I have those.
I've always considered them two different colors. The oatmeal has a tan color to it, while the stone is grey. Unfortunately, some places sell oatmeal and call it stone.
I can't say that I have seen stone from anyplace in the States. ScottishKilts has a selection of colors, including stone.
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I was going to ask: is this a matter of warm grey/neutral grey/cool grey?
The oatmeal yarn is a staple of fly-tying and it has always seemed warm (a pale tan) to me. Greys can be cool and have either a blue or green cast to them while the warm greys can appear yellowish or magenta-ish. Not to muddy the subject...I just wonder where a stone grey falls in. In a past life I was a catalog photographer and the clients were very particular about how colors were rendered.
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