"Nous commandons des costumes gris."

Translation: We order gray suits.

[smatprabby]

Why not the plural form for "gray"?

[ongaku81]

"gris" is the same for singular and plural masculine nouns.

• Un costume gris.
• Les costumes gris.
• Une jupe grise.
• Les jupes grises.

[deactivated user]

Merci!

[Nyaupu]

Exactly my question. Why is it not "costumes grises"?

[FromSolitude]

'We order some gray suits.' isn't accepted.

[MrHazard]

Neither is "Let's order grey suits," despite the fact that the drop-down menu suggests "let's order" for "commandons."

[InvertedGo]

If you said "Commandons des costumes gris" (i.e. use the imperative form) then it does mean "let's order". If you say "nous commandons" it means "we order".