In addition, also with the fading light, perspiration, friction has a great relationship, if there is no suchSpecial requirements, the general dyeing and finishing factory will not be particularly strengthened......Always say, according to the consumer's understanding of the same modal fabric, if productionDyeing and finishing factory technology is not good, fabrics will fade, and if the technology is good, it will not fade.
Dyeing is simply to make the fabric fiber "eat" on the color, of course, dark colorWhen the fabric is washed for the first time, there will be some colors (or black or blue) fallingCome on, that's a "no eating" residue. It doesn't matter.
However, whether it will fade is also related to washing methods and chemical additives (such as bleach water, etc.)It matters。 Some fabrics have been marked with non bleaching, and if they are added with bleachThe color must be spent.
Whether the fabric is fading or not is the key to dyeing and finishing the fabric,Is the technical problem in the fixing stage, including the problem of dye sublimation during molding?So, no matter what kind of material fabric, cotton, modal, bamboo fiber, such as...If the dyeing and fixing techniques fail, the fabrics will fade after washing,Relatively, if the technology can, there will be no such problem.
There is no absolute relation between fabric's fading and fabric's yarn composition and fabric structure.
