Skip to main content

What is the Process of dyeing Fabric?

Dyeing the fabric means transferring the color on the textile material (yarn or final fabric.) Scholars have found mention of dyeing textiles as far back as 2600BCE. Yes, dyeing Fabric is such an old process. Primarily, the source of dye was nature. The dyes/colors were extracted from animals or plants. Since the mid-19th century, humans have started producing artificial dyes to get a broader range of colors and also to have more long-lasting ones.

 Dyes come in four forms- powders, pastes, crystals, and liquid dispersions. They all get completely dissolved in an aqueous solution like water. When the textile material is dipped into it, the dye molecules get fixed on the fibers. Basically, the dyeing process is all about absorption and diffusion. Absorption is transferring of dyes from the aqueous solution onto the fabric surface and diffusion is dyes getting diffused into the fibers. Of course, the temperature and other controlling factors play a major role. This dyeing can be either done by hand or machine. Also, different kinds of dyes are used for different types of fabrics.



For example, acid dyes are used to dye wool and silk, the basic dye is used for acrylic fabric, disperse dyes for polyester yarn and cotton can be dyed with a variety of dyes like vat dyes, direct dyes and modern synthetic reactive. The right Process of dyeing Fabric is:

Singeing and Desizing: They are the first two steps of pre-treatment respectively. Here loose, hairy, projecting fibers and gummy materials over the fiber are removed.
Sourcing: This is done to remove the impurities over the textile material.
Bleaching: In this step, the natural color of the raw materials reduced.
Mercerizing: It is an additional step and it is done to increase the strength and luster of the material
Dyeing: Here the material is dyed into another color.

 Wait, are you thinking the same what’s there on my mind? Then what’s the difference between paint and dye? When you paint a fabric, you are coating the surface of it but when you dye, you are actually changing the crystal structure of it. Well, that’s too much chemistry. For now, what is important to understand is that dyes are more saturating and permanent. The clothes dyed into colors last through many wearing and washings


Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What are the lucky colours of each Zodiac?

  Want to know your power colour based on your zodiac sign? Well, dive right into this article and emerge with better aesthetic, colour and design game according to your birth month. You wouldn’t know but, your zodiac sign has a colour for your success, temperament and behavior and whatnot. So, what are we waiting for? Let’s unravel your lucky colour! Aries: Aries people rise and shine. We’ve got just the colour for you to align with your fierce passion and strong zeal. There’s nothing better than red to glorify the leader, adventure freak and strong competitor within. Pick the Outfits from  Bindi the Red Moon Collection  piece to let the world know about your vigour and creativity with just your style statement. Taurus: Trust green to be your colour of health and wealth. Its vibrant tint will help you rejuvenate and grow. This  gorgeous green suit set  by JOVI is sure to make you feel your best. Gemini: It will communicate all your charisma, happine...
Post a Comment
Read more

A Look into the Indian Ikat Print

Ikat has become one of the most popular printing techniques across India and other countries. But India, Japan, and Indonesia are extremely familiar with this art. In the 16th century, this art had traditional existing in Latin America, Europe, Spain, and Dutch and other nations. In India, Ajanta caves have enough proof of the existing of Ikat art in 7th century CE. Techniques of Ikat Design There is a range of Ikat patterns admired by Indian and International artisans and designers. Some elaborate patterns include various geometrical and symmetrical motifs and shapes. For crafting these designs. JOVI Fashion is a woman clothing online shopping store, where you can find a variety of Ikat printed outfits. Moreover, we produce some other graceful patterns of women's clothing with designs of floral prints, Dabu prints, and Ajrakh and others. For more information, feel free to visit the site  women Clothing Online
Post a Comment
Read more

Designer women Suit Sets Online

  See lots of categories of outfits and accessories for women with several traditional ensembles. So, letus walk off to the nearly all popular Women fashion places where you discover lots of fashion mode to explore! Talking about the fashion trends, a Designer Women Suit Sets has grown in popularity. It is treated like a unique, designer dress for women that can be worn on every important occasion in the family. The latest Straight Fit Suit designs in the market are available in a variety of clothing material and are decorated with sharp embroideries. Designer women Suit Sets: Straight Fit Suits have been worn by Indian women extensively, especially on special occasions. A typical Anarkali consists of a top that is long (kurta or kurti), and perfectly fits the upper portion of the torso. The lower portion of the torso spreads out like a flower. You can wear this suit with a dupatta. Talking about the fashion trends, a Straight fits has grown in popularity. It is treated like ...
1 comment
Read more