Yesterday i got a pair of charcoal big macs the matched charcoal red kaps as well i was under the impression that my other pair were charcoal but i compared them and my other ones look greenish almost olive. 
-Connor
left new charcoals right olive ish ones
same
the other pair "oliveish"has a round pocket flap???
You mean the ones you got from me or the ones you already had. It’s funny the 2 colors look very close
The ones that i already had that are a bit small
gotcha, the one’s I sent you fit good right?
yeah but what color does that make my other ones 
i like the color of the ones on the rite but they both look great 
me second on that. they both r awesome!! 
-g31
yeah i am wondering what color they are if they arent charcoal can someone post pics of olivewoods?
Is it possible that these are indeed olivewood?
k what i thnk is that the right one looks charcoal and left olivewood maybe?!?!
-g31
Do you have any idea if both are from the same era? Maybe they changed the color, even though it’s called the same color?
I bought them as charcoal. I really never paid that much attention. I have olivewood Big Macs and they were a lot more green than the ones I sent you. I always thought they were more of a green/gray color, but they change colors in different lighting so who the heck knows
These are very greenish gray my hunch is that they could be faded olivewood cut they are not even close to the charcoals.
That’s good, then they are even more screen accurate.
Sweet!
this is similar to my sentiments. depending on how many times they were worn and washed would play a big factor in the lightening of the color. however i bet if you bought a pair of olivewood coveralls 10 years ago and keep them in a closet the entire time and never washed them, they would be a different shade of color than a pair of olivwoods bought brand new today.
even brand new automobile colors, reds, blues, you name it, vary so much that body shops have at least 5 differnt paint alternates for each color.
so its very possible that your coveralls are the color you originally thought. its just the manufacturers dye at the time of production and amount of washes they went through landed them the shade they are today. nothing wrong with naturally faded originality man. 
then it is likely these are indeed olivewood and i know what you mean i got these at a thrift store two years ago for 7.50 so it is very possible they could be faded olivewood because they certainly have green in them.