Why Choose Us

Our company having been specialized in digital printing, pattern designing, colour separating and mass production for many years. Our products have been exported to more than 50 countries/regions and we have won a great reputation both at home and abroad.

Quality

We are committed to providing our clients with top-quality dyeing services. We use only the best materials and techniques to ensure that your fabrics come out looking vibrant and true to color.

Expertise

Our team of dyeing professionals has years of experience in the industry. We have the knowledge and skills needed to help you achieve your desired results.

Variety

We offer a wide range of dyeing services to meet the needs of our clients. Whether you need to dye a small amount of fabric or a large batch, we have the resources to get the job done right.

Sustainability

We are committed to reducing our impact on the environment. We use eco-friendly dyeing techniques and strive to minimize waste throughout the dyeing process.

 

 

What is Dyeing Fabrics

 

 

Fabric dyeing is the process of adding color to fabric. There are many sources of dye and methods of dyeing.

 

Product Advantages

 

 

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Low Cost

Comparatively lower cost of production for any item of any color and shade.

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Short Time

Comparatively less time is required to produce and supply garments.

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No Discoloration

No possibility of shade variation within the garments.

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Convenient Production

Small lots of different items could be produced at lower cost within less time.

 

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What is the Process of Dyeing Fabrics

A dyeing process is the interaction between a dye and a fibre, as well as the movement of dye into the internal part of the fibre.

 

Generally, a dyeing process involves adsorption (transfer of dyes from the aqueous solution onto the fibre surface) and diffusion (dyes diffused into the fibre).

Durable and Wear Resistant Dying Fabric

 

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What is the Technical Theory of Dyeing Fabrics

According to this model, a fibre is a solid structure with a network of connected channels or pores that are stuffed full of dyeing liquid, which is often water, during the dying process.


The dye that has been dissolved diffuses into these pores, where it may also become adsorbed on the pore walls.

 

How to Maintain Dyeing Fabrics

To maintain the durability of Dyeing Fabrics, you can adopt the following methods

Read the care label

Before dyeing your fabric, always check the care label to ensure that the fabric is suitable for dyeing and the correct procedure for washing and ironing.

Wash the Fabric

Before dyeing a fabric, wash it thoroughly to remove any dirt, stains or chemicals on the fabric. This ensures that the dye adheres better to the fabric fibers.

Use the Right Dye

Different types of fabrics require different types of dye, so ensure to use the right dye. For example, synthetic fabrics require a specialized dye called Rolan, while natural fabrics require reactive or direct dyes.

Iron on Low Heat

To prevent the color from fading, iron the dyed fabric on low heat or avoid ironing altogether. If ironing is necessary, iron the fabric inside-out.

 

 

What is Dyeing Fabrics Used for Printing Fabrics

Yarn dyeing, which occurs before the cloth is woven or knitted, is used to produce gingham checks, plaids, woven stripes and other special effects.

Dyeing Fabrics can be applied at various stages within the textile manufacturing process. Fabrics and sometimes finished garments themselves may also be dyed.

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Our Factory

Our company was established in September 2008, having been specialized in digital printing, pattern designing, colour separating and mass production for many years. We master huge advantages in manufacturing and producing various printed fabrics made of silk, cotton, wool, rayon, tencel, ramie, linen, polyester, 

nylon, lint and so on.

 

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Certifications

 

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FAQ
 

 

Q: What should I pay attention to before dyeing fabric?

A: Here are a few things to note before you get started: Natural fibers (such as cotton, linen, silk, and wool) are easier to dye than synthetic fibers (unless you use a dye specifically formulated for synthetic fibers). Also, you never know how a material will render its color.

Q: How long will the fabric stay in the dye?

A: It really depends on the desired shade and fabric. To achieve the color on the box or bottle, we suggest 30 to 60 minutes with continuous stirring. For lighter shades, we suggest 10 to 20 minutes.

Q: What is the most difficult fabric to dye?

A: Wool consistently developed the most intense colors with all of the dyes. Nylon, cotton, and acetate were also relatively easy to dye. Polyester was the most difficult fabric to dye.

Q: Should you wash fabric before dyeing it?

A: Yes! As part of your tie-dye instructions, it is always recommended to prewash your fabric before dyeing it so you get the best dye absorption. Washing removes the sizing that was added at the factory and will resist the dye.

Q: Which fabric would require heat set before dyeing?

A: Cotton/polyester and cotton/nylon blends are normally heat set to obtain maximum dyeing uniformity of the synthetic component and acceptable product shrinkage properties. Heat setting can also be performed as a mechanical finishing process after dyeing.

Q: Is it bad to leave fabric in dye for too long?

A: There are no right and wrong answers here. Leave your fabric in the dye for as little or as long as you like. The finished color will be slightly lighter than it looks like when wet. I recommend leaving it in for at least ONE hour, or longer.

Q: What fabrics Cannot be dyed?

A: Avoid Dyeing These Items:
100% polyester & 100% acrylic fabrics.
Waterproofed, scotch-guarded (or fabrics with any other special finishes)
Delicate dry-clean fabrics (that don't like hot water)
Items with permanent stains or bleach stains.
Fabric backed with rubber (or similar)
Metal & glass.

Q: What fabric holds dye the best?

A: A few natural fabrics prefer to be washed by hand and do better when coloured with hand dye. These include the likes of silk, wool, cashmere and mohair. For the most part, however, natural fabrics are the ideal dye candidate so you can dye your cotton shirts, canvas shoes and linen anything with unbridled abandon.

Q: What is the formula for dyeing?

A: Recipe Calculation Formula: Required Dye = (Shade percentage (%) x Weight of the fabric in gram (gm) /percentage (%) of Stock solution. Conversion formula from percentage to gram/ liquor is as below : Gram/liquor = Required amount (%) x 10 .

Q: What are the three 3 stages of dyeing?

A: Stages of Dyeing :
Dyeing at Fibre Stage. Dyeing at Yarn Stage. Dyeing at Fabric Stage. Dyeing at Product Stage.

Q: What does salt do when dyeing fabric?

A: Industrial salt is used in the textile industry to treat fabrics and products, for example for the dyeing of cotton and other cellulose materials. When used in a dye bath, salt allows the dye to penetrate fully into the fabric, thereby making the dyeing process uniform and simpler.

Q: Should I bleach fabric before dyeing it?

A: Sun and bleach actually damage fabric, making it very difficult to dye. If you still want to try and dye a garment with bleach or sun damage, you could try using Rit Color Remover on the garment before dyeing.

Q: How do you treat fabric before natural dyeing?

A: In most cases, you'll need to prep the fabric for dyeing with something called a mordant to help set the dye. It's not a hard step, and possible mordants include vinegar, soy milk, or salt. For veggie scraps, pre-soak your fabric in a mix of 1 cup vinegar + 4 cups water. For fruit scraps, 1/4 cup salt + 4 cups water.

Q: How do you prepare fabric for dyeing?

A: Prepare Fabric for Dye.
Weigh your fabric dry, this number is the weight of Fabric or WOF.
Prepare your fabric by scouring/washing with very hot water and neutral detergent, like synthropal.
Add alum to a pot with warm water.
Dissolve the alum into the warm water and stir, the alum bath is ready for fabric.

Q: Why do you add vinegar to Rit dye?

A: If you are dyeing with Rit All-Purpose Dye: To enhance the color:
(1) add 1 cup of salt when dyeing fabrics containing cotton, rayon, ramie or linen;
(2) add 1 cup of vinegar when dyeing fabrics containing nylon, silk or wool. Add 1 teaspoon of dish detergent to help promote level dyeing.

Q: How do they make patterns on fabric?

A: There are eight distinct methods presently used to impress coloured patterns on cloth:
Hand block printing.
Perrotine printing.
Engraved copperplate printing.
Roller, cylinder, or machine printing.
Stencil printing.
Screen printing.
Digital textile printing.
Flexo textile printing.

Q: How do you stop dye from running in fabric?

A: Wash in cold water, which keeps fibers closed, trapping dye inside. Warm water opens fibers and sets dye free. Many detergents work well in any water temperature, and using cold water also saves money. Wash clothes using the permanent press or gentle setting, which are easier on your laundry than regular cycles.

Q: What fabrics don't tie dye?

A: Acrylic / polyester fabrics won't work take the dye, and however some blended fabrics containing those fibers may take if the blend is at least 50% cotton.

Q: What fabric colors fade the fastest?

A: Avoid selecting fabrics like linen and silk as they are prone to fading quickly. Darker colors fade more quickly than lighter colors, so choose your colors carefully.

Q: What is the basic knowledge of dyeing?

A: Dyeing is normally done in a special solution containing dyes and particular chemical material. Dye molecules are fixed to the fiber by absorption, diffusion, or bonding with temperature and time being key controlling factors. The bond between the dye molecule and fiber may be strong or weak, depending on the dye used.

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