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this sounds ridiculous but i bought some fleece and 2 other customers said it was a very dark blue and i really think its a black and cream print.I’ve held a light to it , brought it outside, etc. Is there a way i’ll know for sure?
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Take something (preferably of fabric) that you know to be black, and something that you know to be dark navy. Take everything outside into natural daylight and compare.
*BK, good advice...the only thing I know of that will work. If you can't tell then, it's whichever you want it to be...hehehe.
*Get an Ott-lite and you won't even have to go outside. This light is very close to natural full-spectrum light and color differences show up right away.
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