colourway

/ ˈkʌləˌweɪ /

noun

1. one of several different combinations of colours in which a given pattern is printed on fabrics, wallpapers, etc

Example Sentences

The shoes, priced at $170 for a silver colourway and $160 for a black and white model, sold out on Puma's website on the day they were released.

From Reuters

A Munich #latergram - loved the colourway.

From The Guardian

Instead, the dream colourway is real-fir green, undyed white and pine-cone brown.

From The Guardian

Swansea’s away kit is a very Nike Huarache colourway, and a contrast to home, which is white, elegant and very minimal, just as you might expect for a team dubbed the Swans.

From The Guardian

But my smugness was soon dented when a French journo arrived wearing the exact same thing, and then an Italian PR in the same blouse in a different colourway.

From The Guardian