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I buy clothes secondhand, and sellers often use completely different names for what looks like the same color. My aim is a small set of useful search notes, rather than a separate investigation for every shirt. Knowing a season alone may not solve the problem when listings offer only very broad color descriptions. The reference I am considering as a starting point is my color palette and I want to connect that vocabulary with descriptions a seller might actually use. For example, a note that distinguishes a dusty blue from a vivid blue might help more than a long list of names that never appear in the descriptions sellers write. Would a few sample shades be clearer than separate notes about warmth, depth, and mutedness? I have some familiar garments for comparison, while recognizing that a listing photo may alter their appearance. What would you include in a compact reference that is actually useful during a secondhand search?
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