DYEING PROCESS
It is a process where pigment is applied on the garment to make the final apparel product colorful. Dyeing is usually done by the utilization of specific chemical material present in a custom made solution.
Tie-Dye Pattern
These days, tie-dye defines a color pattern designed for restricting dye from disturbing some areas while dying in other areas. Folding, stitching, crumpling, tying or making the fabric to inhibit the flow of a dye to other areas. Most scrunching, twisting, and folding is done with a flat wet shirt over a covered table of plastic. Folding patterns on squirted colors define the resulting design. With experience overall, the end result can be in a controlled manner. So that manufacturers are in ease to adjust later when overall shaping and sizing is done of clothing.
Ultimate Perfection
Tie-dye method, with every passing day, is getting modernized each day. It supports a variety of patterns in different colors, which is well mixed with fabrics for providing an overall good look to apparel material..
Dip Dye Pattern
The fundamental material required for fabric to dip dye is:
- Fabric Dyes
- Fabric to dye
- A huge bucket
- A plastic or wooden spoon for stirring
- Protective clothing
- A sink for rinsing
Neon Dye
After performing the analysis, the dye gets selected. Dyes of fiber reactive are suitable for cotton or natural fabrics. Silk fabrics are suitable for pre-washing and dye. Pre-washing the apparel is necessary to make sure color takes the fabric in even manner. Fabrics which are treated with starch or gets permanently press may finish with uneven outcomes.
