The phrase 'soiled white' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that once was white but is now covered in dirt or another type of stain or discoloration. For example: "The formerly pristine white dress was now soiled white, covered in mud and grass stains."
A soiled white head wrap and a pair of brown eyes appeared above the laundry.
Mr. Samuels, in his soiled white apron and jeans, looks a bit like Walter Matthau and has some of that actor's rumpled charm, world-weariness and dry humor.
A videotape of the excavation shows Mr. Smain digging in the sunbaked earth, and shows parts of a skeleton and mud-caked green track pants and a soiled white robe, a djellaba.
In one of them a woman clutches a yowling infant to her chest while a man in jeans and a soiled white undershirt yells at her, his hands thrown out, his face taut with fury and pain.
You should also wash excessively soiled white garments separately from those that are less dirtied.
It's not enough that the film is full of soiled white trash.
(Seitz) 'SLEEPWALKING' (R, 1 40) Filmed mostly in winter, in browns, grays and soiled whites, "Sleepwalking" sustains a mood of unrelenting bleakness, wearing its aesthetic of desolation like a badge of integrity.
His high wing collar is soiled, the white shirtfront beneath the cheap bow tie is crumpled and grimy.
The objectives of this study were to quantify the effect of soil properties of two distinctly colored soils, white patches (WP) and dark patches (DP), dominant in the arid landscape of the central Ebro Basin, Spain on winter cereal grain yield and to prove that superficial soil color could be used as a visual diagnostic criterion for evaluation of agricultural practices in arid lands.
Chanting "blood and soil," "white lives matter" and "you will not replace us," scores of white nationalists holding torches marched across the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville on Friday night.
Lifelong party hack and generic Republican Ed Gillespie ran a blood-and-soil white supremacist campaign in light-blue Virginia (which failed) and Kim Guadagno ran ads in deep-blue New Jersey that make Willie Horton look tame (that failed too).
