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Where can I buy a golden yellow long sleeved formal shirt?
I am the proud owner of several differently coloured long sleeved formal shirts (i.e. - not T-shirts).
To list them I have White, Red, Orange, Green, Light Blue, Dark Blue, Grey and Black.
What I would really love is a golden yellow (egg yolk/sunshine yellow) long sleeved shirt to mentally complete the spectrum of colours but have not been able to find anyone who makes these.
Does anyone know where I can buy such a garment?
I will be happy to give Best Answer and 10 points to anyone who gives me information which leads to me purchasing such a garment.
FAIR WARNING:
I will report as abuse anyone who answers "I don't know" or lazily gives a search engine and/or comparison site.
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