Your fellow no campaigners will be scattered across all the colours of the political spectrum, from the far left international socialists who see nationalism as a ploy to destroy working class solidarity, to the dyed in the wool red-white-and-blue unionists.
And even a dyed-in-the-wool red-drinker can appreciate that some occasions (mostly ones involving fish and lemon-based sauces) call for something on the lighter side.
She has already bought the brown wool and red silk trim she needs.
But it was at the Bargain Box in Winter Park, Fla., that I found the set of hangers with the hand-crocheted wool covers: red, orange, yellow, blue, bottle green and a subtle heathered peach.
Blessedly wearable suits (below $850) and coats, simple and well-tailored in fine fabrics, are the mainstays at the Carnegie Hill Boutique, as are chic collar scarves, entwining wraps in wool of red or gray reversible to black ($157 to $169).
In the all-over category, the show includes several species of crazy quilts, with their jigsawing irregular geometries, as well as a splendid "Soldier's Quilt," fashioned from wool felt (red, black, yellow, cream and olive) in the late 19th century; it has abbreviated insignia designs and the tautness of a game board.
She gave me my first boiled wool, cherry red jacket which she'd kept better in seven decades that I would have in one.
His fall and winter 2014 men's "Death of the Newspaper" collection (inspired by a visit to the L.A. Times building) includes versions in comfy-cool black-and-white-striped cotton terry, gray boiled wool with red-and-blue-striped elasticized cuffs and a brushed wool herringbone with cargo pockets.
The opening outfits included belted suits in a rustic tobacco brown or red wool, a wool shift with a bodice in burnt yellow velvet and another in red-tinted fur with a half belt in the back.
For example, red wool could mean "lava this way" and blue wool could mean "toward the exit".
