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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 Yarn Dyed Fabrics
 

Yarn dyed fabrics are those fabrics that are made using pre-dyed yarns. It is an ancient method of weaving and textile manufacturing where spools of yarns are dyed before weaving the fabric. The only difference today is that all the processes involved are mechanized or automated for more efficiency.

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What are the advantages of yarn dyed fabrics?

 

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Hygroscopicity

Cotton fiber has good hygroscopicity. Under normal conditions, the fiber can absorb moisture from the surrounding atmosphere, and its moisture content is 8-10%, so it touches human skin and makes people feel soft and not stiff. If the humidity of the cotton cloth increases and the surrounding temperature is higher, all the water contained in the fiber will evaporate and disperse, so that the fabric can maintain a water balance and make people feel comfortable.

 

Thermal insulation

Because cotton fiber is a poor conductor of heat and electricity, the thermal conductivity is extremely low, and because cotton fiber itself has the advantages of porosity and high elasticity, a large amount of air can accumulate between the fibers, and air is a poor conductor of heat and electricity, so pure Cotton fiber textiles have good thermal insulation properties and make people feel warm.

 

Heat resistance

Pure cotton fabric has good heat resistance. When the temperature is below 110°C, it will only cause the moisture on the fabric to evaporate and will not damage the fiber. Therefore, pure cotton fabric has good washability and durability at room temperature.

 

Hygiene

Cotton fiber is a natural fiber, its main component is cellulose, and a small amount of waxy substances, nitrogenous substances and pectin. The pure cotton fabric has been inspected and practiced in many ways, and the fabric has no irritation or negative effect in contact with the skin. It is beneficial and harmless to the human body and has good hygiene performance.

 

Features of Yarn Dyed Fabrics

 

Better permeability

 

The color will be more vivid and full

 

The dyeing is stronger and not easy to fade

 

The production process is more complex and the price is higher

 

Various logistics modes are available

 

Yarn dyed fabrics retro wear-resistant

 

Yarn dyed fabrics are more resistant to washing and shrinkage

 

It is less likely to cause shrinkage and wrinkles

Classification of Yarn Dyed Fabrics

 

 

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Natural yarn dyed fabrics

These fabrics are made using natural fibers like cotton, linen, silk, and wool. They can be dyed using natural dyes like indigo, madder, and cochineal.

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Synthetic yarn dyed fabrics

These fabrics are made using synthetic fibers like polyester, nylon, and rayon. They can be dyed using synthetic dyes like acid dyes, disperse dyes, and reactive dyes.

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Piece-dyed fabrics

These fabrics are dyed after they have been woven or knitted. The entire fabric is submerged in a dye bath, resulting in an even color throughout. Yarn dyed fabrics can also be further classified into:

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Woven yarn dyed fabrics

These fabrics are woven using yarns that have been dyed before weaving. They can be plain, twill, or satin weaves and can have different patterns like plaids, stripes, and checks.

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Knitted yarn dyed fabrics

These fabrics are knit using yarns that have been dyed before knitting. They can be single knits or double knits and can have different patterns like jacquard knits and rib knits.

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Jacquard yarn dyed fabrics

These fabrics are woven using a special loom that allows for intricate patterns and designs. They can be made using natural or synthetic yarns and can have a range of colors.

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Striped yarn dyed fabrics

These fabrics have stripes of different colors and widths. They can be woven or knitted and can have different patterns like pinstripes and awning stripes.

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Plaid yarn dyed fabrics

These fabrics have a checked pattern with two or more colors. They can be woven or knitted and can have different patterns like tartan and Madras.

 

Effect of Yarn Dyed Fabrics

 

 

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Differences in raw materials

According to different raw materials, it can be divided into yarn-dyed cotton cloth, yarn-dyed polyester-cotton cloth, yarn-dyed mid-length wool-like tweed, all-wool tweed, wool-polyester tweed, wool-polyester three-in-one tweed, slub gauze, knotted gauze, etc., and there are many yarn-dyed fabrics using silk and linen as raw materials.

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Weaving method

According to different weaving methods, it can be divided into plain yarn-dyed fabrics, yarn-dyed poplin, yarn-dyed plaid, Oxford cloth, chambray, denim, and khaki, twill, herringbone, gabardine, satin, and dobby, large jacquard cloth, etc.

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Different processes

According to the different process characteristics of the front and back processes, it can also be divided into:  colored warp and white weft fabrics, colored warp and colored weft fabrics, and various yarn-dyed fabrics formed by the napping, raising, sanding and milling of the subsequent processes.

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Different costs

Because the total loss of yarn dyeing, weaving, and finishing of yarn dyed fabrics is large, and where the production output is insufficient, the white gray fabric is high, so the cost increases.

 

 

What are the benefits of using yarn dyed fabric?

Yarn dyed fabric is a type of textile that is made by dyeing the individual yarns before they are woven into fabric. This process has several benefits that make yarn dyed fabrics a popular choice.

 

Firstly, yarn dyed fabric is more resistant to color fading. This is because the dye penetrates deeply into the yarn fibers, resulting in a richer and longer-lasting color.

 

Thirdly, yarn dyed fabric is more durable than other types of fabric. The dyeing process strengthens the yarn fibers, making them more resistant to wear and tear. This makes yarn dyed fabric ideal for use in high-use items such as upholstery and curtains.

 

Fourthly, yarn dyed fabric has a unique texture and feel. The individual yarns create a slightly raised surface, giving the fabric a tactile quality that is pleasing to the touch. This makes yarn dyed fabric a popular choice for high-end clothing and accessories.

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How to Maintain Yarn Dyed Fabrics

 

 

If it is close-fitting clothing, it is recommended to wash it after purchase before wearing it, which can further remove the residues in the dyeing process of the fabric.

 

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Things To Note When Washing And Maintaining Yarn Dyed Fabrics

1. Do not rub or hang it with rough objects to avoid pilling and holes in the clothes. 

 

2. Knitted T-shirts are easy to deform and cannot be machine washed. They should be hand washed or dry cleaned. 

 

3. The water temperature should not exceed 30°C. It is not suitable to soak. 

 

4. Please wash light and dark clothes separately. 

 

5. Do not wring out the clothes after washing. It should be spread flat on a clothes drying net to dry. 

 

6. Sweat-stained clothes should be changed and washed promptly. If not cleaned in time, it is easy to cause sweat spots and discoloration of clothes. 

 

7. To maintain the flatness of Yarn-Dyed Fabrics clothing, steam iron it after washing and drying. 

 

8. Store in a cool, dry place and pay attention to moth and mildew prevention.

 

Things to Note When Cleaning Yarn Dyed Fabrics
 

1. Wash according to the instructions on the label. Some yarn dyed fabrics may require specific washing methods, such as dry cleaning or hand washing. 

 

2. Avoid using hot water or strong detergents for cleaning. This can easily lead to fading and deformation of yarn dyed fabrics. 

 

3. Turn the fabric inside out before washing. This prevents patterns and patterns on the surface of yarn dyed fabrics from being worn and damaged. 

 

4. Not suitable for prolonged exposure to the sun. Clothes made of dark-colored fabrics are prone to fading if exposed to the sun for a long time.

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What are the different types of yarn dyed fabric?
 

 Yarn dyed fabric is a type of textile that is made by dyeing the individual yarns before they are woven into fabric. This process allows for a wide range of colors and patterns to be used, resulting in unique and beautiful fabrics. Here are some other types of yarn dyed fabric that you might come across:

1. Tweed

Tweed is a woolen fabric that is characterized by its rough, textured surface. It is commonly made with a mix of different colored yarns, resulting in a fabric with a complex, variegated appearance. Tweed fabric is often used for jackets, suits, and skirts.

2. Herringbone

Herringbone is a popular pattern that is often used in yarn dyed fabrics. It is characterized by its distinctive “V” shape, which is created by weaving together yarns at an angle. Herringbone fabric can be made from a variety of fibers, including wool, cotton, and silk.

3. Ikat

Ikat is a type of yarn dyed fabric that is characterized by its blurry, smudged appearance. It is made by tying and dyeing the yarns in a specific pattern before they are woven into fabric. Ikat fabrics can be made in a variety of colors and patterns, and are often used for clothing and home decor.

4. Stripes

Striped yarn dyed fabrics are a classic choice for clothing and home decor. They can be made from a variety of fibers and can be any color, width, or pattern. Striped fabrics are often used for shirts, dresses, bedding, and curtains.

5. Jacquard

Jacquard is a type of yarn dyed fabric that is characterized by its intricate, woven designs. It is made by using a specialized loom that can weave together multiple colors and patterns. Jacquard fabrics are often used for high-end clothing, upholstery, and home decor.

 

 

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FAQ

Q: What are the benefits of yarn dyed fabric?

A: Yarn dyed fabrics are also known for their breathable and comfortable feel. The natural fibers used in the yarns, such as cotton and linen, provide a soft and comfortable feel, making shirts made from these fabrics ideal for wearing in both hot and cold weather.

Q: In which season we can wear yarn dyed fabric?

A: The summer season requires breathable and lightweight fabrics to bear the heat of it. Whereas winter seasons ask for thick multi-layered fashion. Since yarn dyed fabrics are not season-oriented, they can be worn in any season be it suits the person wearing them.

Q: Which fabric is commonly Yarn dyed fabric?

A: Yarn dyed fabricss patterns are commonly used in flannel fabric, sarees, bedsheets, and home textiles.

Q: Why is yarn dyed fabricss important in fabric?

A: The strength, flexibility and performance of a textile fabric, thus, depends on the type of yarn/fibre as well as the construction of the fabric. The yarn dyed fabricss in a fabric determines its 3 Rs–Reliability, Resilience and Radiance.

Q: What are the impacts of yarn dyed fabricss?

A: Limited textural effects: Maintaining the tone and textural effects of dyed yarns is difficult, which ultimately leads to variation and waste. Environmental impact: The dyeing process often uses chemicals and large amounts of water, which can cause environmental pollution.

Q: What is the difference between yarn dyed and fabric dyed?

A: When you see a fabric with the label “yarn-dyed,” it means that the manufacturers dyed the yarns individually. They do this before knitting or weaving the yarns into the fabric you're looking at. Many people prefer this method because the color doesn't fade as quickly as piece-dyed fabric.

Q: What are yarn dyed fabricss swatches called?

A: A small sample, usually taken from existing fabric, is called a swatch, whilst a larger sample, made as a trial to test print production methods, is called a strike off. For plain-dyed fabrics it is called a lab-dip, and for yarn dyed fabricss (like stripes and checks), it is called a handloom.

Q: Can you dye yarn without heat?

A: Now technically, it is possible to set dye without heat, but it would take an unreasonable amount of time. For example, attempting to dye yarn in 20C water would take 128 hours, whereas an equivalent dye at 100C would take around 30 minutes.

Q: What is the difference between top dyed and yarn dyed?

A: Textiles may be dyed at any stage of their development from fibre into fabric or certain garments. Stock dyeing is done in the fibre stage, Top dyeing in the combed wool sliver stage and Yarn dyeing is done after the fibre has been spun into yarn.

Q: What is the easiest yarn to dye?

A: While acrylics and cottons are great for quick and affordable crochet, these fibers don't hold dye easily. In contrast, alpaca, merino, wool, and mohair absorb dye really well.

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.

Q: Why do yarns need to be prepared before dyeing?

A: Preparing your yarn in hanks ensures that it does not tangle while in a dye bath. Weighing your undyed yarn is important to know if you want to repeat the exact same dye process and provides base measurements that can be scaled up or down. Presoaking ensures the dye absorbs evenly throughout the skein.

Q: Does silk dye work on cotton?

A: You can use Jacquard Acid Dyes to tie-dye any fabric that acid dyes are suitable for. This includes wool, silk, and nylon. It will not work on cotton, polyester, acrylic, or any other non-animal-type fiber.

Q: What does yarn dyed cotton mean?

A: Yarn dyed fabrics are those fabrics that are made using pre-dyed yarns. It is an ancient method of weaving and textile manufacturing where spools of yarns are dyed before weaving the fabric. The only difference today is that all the processes involved are mechanized or automated for more efficiency.

Q: What is the hardest color to dye clothes?

A: Many of our garments are not offered in black as dense, true black is an extremely difficult colour to achieve with natural dyes, especially when dying linen. Black required prodigious quantities of dyestuff and a fabric able to withstand the series of overdyes necessary to produce such a deep colour.

Q: What is spun dyed yarn?

A: The dyeing process takes place during the spinning process, with the necessary dyes being added directly into the polymer. This makes the process significantly more environmentally friendly and sustainable compared to traditional yarn-dyed filaments.

Q: Can you dye 100% cotton yarn?

A: For cotton yarn, presoak yarn in hot water with 2 tablespoons of salt for 30 minutes. Gently wring out excess water. For cotton yarn, add 2 teaspoons of powder dye and 1 teaspoon of salt to small jar(s). For wool yarn, add 2 teaspoons of powder dye and 1 teaspoon of vinegar to small jar(s).

Q: What happens when you dye colored fabric?

A: For example, if you were to dye an item that has a pink flower pattern with a blue dye, the pink flowers will turn purplish (blue and pink make purple) while the rest of the fabric will dye blue.

Q: What happens when you dye a striped shirt?

A: For example, if the shirt has blue stripes and you want the white stripes to be red, then in the process of dying the whole shirt, the white stripes would be red and the former blue stripes would be dyed a purplish color.

Q: How do you set dyed yarn?

A: How To Colorfast:
Fill your sink/basin with cold water.
Make your your yarn or finished piece is completely under the water.
Add 1 cup of distilled white vinegar to the water and swish it around.
Let it soak for 30-40 minutes.
Rinse your yarn or project to get rid of that lovely vinegar smell!

 

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