Reactive dyeing
Used on cellulosic fibers for bright, wash-stable shades on cotton tees and fleece programs.
Dyeing processes
Color that holds through the season
Base fabric color is locked before cutting. We dye and lot-control shades so a reorder does not drift from the sample you approved — on cotton, blends, and performance polyester.
Shade control
Lot-checked color before anything is cut.
Lab
Shade against standard
Lot
Bulk dye control
Wash
Fastness checks
Sub
Ready for sublimation
Methods we use
The dye follows the fiber
Polyester teamwear, cotton fleece, and blended activewear do not take color the same way. We specify the process to the fabric so shade and hand-feel stay stable in bulk.
Pigment dyeing
Softer, vintage-leaning color on casual garments where a washed-in look is the brief.
Vat dyeing
High wet-fastness for deeper shades that need to survive heavy wash programs.
Disperse dyeing
Polyester dyeing for solids that sit under sublimation graphics or stand alone as team colors.
Why it matters
Bulk color is a production spec, not a guess
We keep dye lots aligned with the approved sample. If a later fabric mill lot shifts, we flag it before cutting rather than mixing shades inside one shipment.
For sublimated kits, the base white or dyed ground is part of the print proof. Color targets belong in the tech pack from day one.