Tan (colour)

Tan was a dull listless colour. It could be a smoky colour. (PROSE: Genocide ^[+]Loading...["Genocide (novel)"], The Paradise of Death ^[+]Loading...["The Paradise of Death (novelisation)"])

On Parakon in the 1970s Sarah Jane Smith and Jeremy Fitzoliver's suite was decorated in pastel colours amber, a smoky tan and jade green. (PROSE: The Paradise of Death ^[+]Loading...["The Paradise of Death (novelisation)"])

Clothing

Tan coloured shirts were available in the 1970s. (PROSE: Who Killed Kennedy ^[+]Loading...["Who Killed Kennedy (novel)"])

Tan coloured overalls were available in 2204. (PROSE: The Final Sanction ^[+]Loading...["The Final Sanction (novel)"])

The seventh incarnation of the Corsair wore tan leather and dark red coloured clothes which were patched and bartered. (PROSE: One Virtue, and a Thousand Crimes ^[+]Loading...["One Virtue, and a Thousand Crimes (short story)"])

The Doctor's clothing

The Fifth Doctor was wearing a tan coat when he was on Morestra in the 392nd century. (PROSE: Zeta Major ^[+]Loading...["Zeta Major (novel)"])

The Seventh Doctor wore a tan coat. (PROSE: Clean-up on Aisle Two ^[+]Loading...["Clean-up on Aisle Two (short story)"])

The Fifteenth Doctor wore a tan coloured leather jacket. (AUDIO: Sting of the Sasquatch ^[+]Loading...["Sting of the Sasquatch (audio story)"])