[PaulC]

I've spec'd Light Oyster Headlining having had Ivory Morzine headlining in my Evoque as it compliments the light coming in from the pano.

So, here's the question......

Does anyone know if Light Oyster in an F-Pace/ Jag is the same shade as Ivory Morzine in an Evoque/ RR ??

On both configurator's they look the same but that the configurator's!

Reason being, if it's lighter then I'll try to switch to Jet black headlining. Kids hands get everywhere, the Evoque is light enough.

 

[Salmonfisher]

Given the exterior colours are the same with different names - to the extent that my salesman showed me all landrovers when choosing colour - then I expect the headlinings are too. I've gone for light oyster for that reason.

 

[Shaunyt]

Ive posted this on another thread the same

I have a Freelander with the same config, panoramic sunroof and the light coloured headlining, i have kids too but mine hasnt been soiled by the kids, im going with the ivory Morizine for the same reason you were thinking, it makes the vehicle feel bigger inside also, ive been in a freelander with the black headlining and it felt oppressive so im sticking with it... just a hint but any marks on the headlining are very easily removed with baby wet wipes (non fragrance d) they are amazing at cleaning all kinds of things, Tar spots on cars especially.

Think someone needs to start a hints and tips thread ... lol ..

 

[PaulC]

Here's the visual comparison from Ryan @ Jag

Very helpful to see. Reckon I'll stick with the light Oyster even though it is lighter. The benefit of the lighter cabin when coupled with the pano over black headlining to me is worth the potential for marking. I'll just have to be careful and not allow a camel to stick its head through my driver's side window at West Midland Safari Park in the F-Pace, next time we use the wife's!

Good tip on the BabyWipes Shaunyt . I would have thought that would dry to a water stain but I'll give it a go.

Please be advised that these are leather examples and that colours in real life could look different compared to this image. For this reason, we would always recommend viewing these 'in the flesh' to obtain the best comparison.

Regards

Ryan