Which of the following is NOT a listed caution for indigo denim?

• A. Do not come in contact with white, beige, or light color furniture.
• B. Do not leave damp with rain/perspiration.
• C. Do not wear with black clothing.
• D. Do not wear with light clothing.

Answer: (C)

Indigo denim can transfer dye to other materials, especially when the fabric is fresh or damp, so the cautions are aimed at preventing visible staining on light surfaces and fabrics. Keeping it away from white, beige, or light-colored furniture helps avoid blue marks on household items. Not leaving the denim damp with rain or perspiration reduces the chance of dye rubbing off onto surroundings or clothing. Not wearing it with light clothing prevents blue staining on light garments, where the effect would be most noticeable. The statement about wearing with black clothing isn’t a listed caution because dark fabrics like black are less likely to reveal any dye transfer, so it isn’t included in the standard guidelines.