“When it comes to brocade Kelvin, I know you are completely shameless”.
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Sounds entirely appropriate response to brocade
For this North American I’m having trouble understanding whether “brocade” is being used as an adjective or a noun.
It was intended as a noun, but I am amused by the ambiguity.