Commonly used finishes are "Gloss," "Semi-Gloss," and "Flat," or "Matte." "Flat" is a surface finish and a description relating to the general reflectivity of a surface. "Flat" is not a description of a color at all. Apparently the "tactical" industry does not. "Flat Dark Earth" specifies "Dark." This means brown. Sure, sometimes it's lighter, sometimes it's darker. "Flat Dark Earth" fails on multiple levels.Įarth = is a description generally taken to mean "dirt." I don't know if you've seen dirt, lately - but it's usually brown. If I could find the asshole who first decided to call the tan/sand that is now called "flat dark earth" throughout the industry, I would fucking throttle them. "Flat Dark Earth" as a color is actually a huge pet peeve of mine. They mean they know nothing about color theory or logic.
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