DYEING FABRIC POLICY
We use Neelam color chart and the ordered fabric/s will be dyed in the same color which our customer wants after we will confirm and match the color & number which he/she will give.
If any of our customer/s does not opt Neelam Color Chart then it will be THE BEST if he/she send us a fabric swatch or color sample for better matching and duplication.
Disclaimer: These color charts are a reference guides ONLY and are not to be used for final color matching. The colors may vary based on resolution of your computer screen, your particular color printer output and other factors that cannot be controlled.
ZS Fabrics is not responsible or liable for color matches made with online color charts, photos or fabric swatches which were sent to us. Please note that there would be significant variation across the different fabrics in terms of absorption of the dye. Some fabrics just don't absorb dye as well as others because the affinity of a dye for a fabric depends on the chemical structure of the fabric.
We don't have any guarantee after dyeing or any use of the fabric or yarn. We are not responsible after dyeing, bleaching, printing or any other kind of processing of goods.
If any of our customer/s does not opt Neelam Color Chart then it will be THE BEST if he/she send us a fabric swatch or color sample for better matching and duplication.
Disclaimer: These color charts are a reference guides ONLY and are not to be used for final color matching. The colors may vary based on resolution of your computer screen, your particular color printer output and other factors that cannot be controlled.
ZS Fabrics is not responsible or liable for color matches made with online color charts, photos or fabric swatches which were sent to us. Please note that there would be significant variation across the different fabrics in terms of absorption of the dye. Some fabrics just don't absorb dye as well as others because the affinity of a dye for a fabric depends on the chemical structure of the fabric.
We don't have any guarantee after dyeing or any use of the fabric or yarn. We are not responsible after dyeing, bleaching, printing or any other kind of processing of goods.
The COLOR CHARTS below are for your reference. Please refer to the color number (including -L, -LL, -D and -DD) associated with each color while placing your order.
*Please click on the row to see the NEELAM colors shades.
Thank you Courtesy of B.B.D. Enterprises
*Please click on the ROW #20 to view more colors: #14LL - 183; #190L - 332DD; #418 - 717 and #718 - 737.
NEELAM THREAD SHADE CARD BOOK
Please note: It will only be sold if any fabric (in meters) is bought along with it!!
Please contact us here if you prefer to know the exact shipping cost before we process your order.
NEELAM THREAD SHADE CARD BOOK (All Thread Shades) by Telephone Threads (400+ thread colors)
$37.00
1 Book of all High-quality Embroidery Yarn color threads.
Material: 100% Rayon
AZO free/ Eco-friendly!
Price: $37.00
Made in India
Please note:
It will only be sold if any fabric
(in meters) is bought along with it!!
Please contact us if you prefer to know the exact shipping cost before we process your order.
Material: 100% Rayon
AZO free/ Eco-friendly!
Price: $37.00
Made in India
Please note:
It will only be sold if any fabric
(in meters) is bought along with it!!
Please contact us if you prefer to know the exact shipping cost before we process your order.
Do you offer dyed/colored swatches?
You can get swatches of fabric/s from us only in white color because the basic reason of swatches is to feel the swatches.
Can you tell me how much fabric will shrink?
No, we do our best possible to minimize shrinkage, however, shrinkage varies, depending on the manufacturer. Some fabrics may shrink as much as 10%. The average amount of shrinkage is 3-6%. Natural fabrics such as Cotton, Linen, Silk, Rayon, Organics and wool are likely to shrink both in width and in length.
Organic Banana Fabric - shrinks approximately 5-8% in length after washing.
Organic Aloe Vera Fabric - shrinks approximately 4-6% in length after washing.
Organic Bamboo Fabric shrinks approximately 5-8% in length after washing.
Organic Corn Fabric shrinks approximately 3-5% in length after washing.
Organic Eucalyptus shrinks approximately 4-6% in length after washing.
Organic Lotus Fabric shrinks approximately 1-2% in length after washing.
Organic Milk Fabric shrinks approximately 1-2% in length after washing.
Therefore, we cannot be responsible for shrinkage!!!
We highly recommend purchasing extra yardage to allow for this shrinkage. Please adjust yardage accordingly.
Tip: It is important to test the fabrics before sewing. Please be sure to wash and dry the fabric when shrinkage is an issue. A mild soap and cold water is recommended. Never use hot water on custom dyed fabrics and spandex (Lycra) fabrics.
How long does the dyeing process takes?
2-7 days, in some cases longer. Dyeing a fabric to an exact shade sometimes requires multiple color adjustments, therefore, we cannot give an exact turn around time.
Custom dyeing - due to the process, quality dyeing and time frame limits, custom dyeing (i.e. getting the ordered fabric in any color) comes with an MOQ of 5 meters per color per fabric type wanted.
Larger dye jobs may require a deposit. Let Us Give You A Quote on your project.
The Natural Dyeing Service costs $4.50 - $8.00 per meter plus cost of fabric (this price doesn’t includes the white fabric cost!).
FABRIC DYEING PRICES:
1. Prices for Non-organic Fabrics:
• $4.50/meter charge for all fabrics except: Silk; Wool, Velvet (any type), Mesh (Net), Polyester and heavyweight fabrics such cotton, linen, duck, canvas and etc.
• $6.50/meter charge for Silk; Wool, Velvet (any type), Mesh (Net) and heavyweight fabrics such cotton, linen, duck, canvas and etc.
2. Prices for Organic Fabrics
• $6.50/meter charge for all Organic fabrics except: Organic silk, Organic wool, Organic heavyweight cotton.
• $8/meter charge for Organic silk, Organic wool, Organic heavyweight cotton.
No, we do our best possible to minimize shrinkage, however, shrinkage varies, depending on the manufacturer. Some fabrics may shrink as much as 10%. The average amount of shrinkage is 3-6%. Natural fabrics such as Cotton, Linen, Silk, Rayon, Organics and wool are likely to shrink both in width and in length.
Organic Banana Fabric - shrinks approximately 5-8% in length after washing.
Organic Aloe Vera Fabric - shrinks approximately 4-6% in length after washing.
Organic Bamboo Fabric shrinks approximately 5-8% in length after washing.
Organic Corn Fabric shrinks approximately 3-5% in length after washing.
Organic Eucalyptus shrinks approximately 4-6% in length after washing.
Organic Lotus Fabric shrinks approximately 1-2% in length after washing.
Organic Milk Fabric shrinks approximately 1-2% in length after washing.
Therefore, we cannot be responsible for shrinkage!!!
We highly recommend purchasing extra yardage to allow for this shrinkage. Please adjust yardage accordingly.
Tip: It is important to test the fabrics before sewing. Please be sure to wash and dry the fabric when shrinkage is an issue. A mild soap and cold water is recommended. Never use hot water on custom dyed fabrics and spandex (Lycra) fabrics.
How long does the dyeing process takes?
2-7 days, in some cases longer. Dyeing a fabric to an exact shade sometimes requires multiple color adjustments, therefore, we cannot give an exact turn around time.
Custom dyeing - due to the process, quality dyeing and time frame limits, custom dyeing (i.e. getting the ordered fabric in any color) comes with an MOQ of 5 meters per color per fabric type wanted.
Larger dye jobs may require a deposit. Let Us Give You A Quote on your project.
The Natural Dyeing Service costs $4.50 - $8.00 per meter plus cost of fabric (this price doesn’t includes the white fabric cost!).
FABRIC DYEING PRICES:
1. Prices for Non-organic Fabrics:
• $4.50/meter charge for all fabrics except: Silk; Wool, Velvet (any type), Mesh (Net), Polyester and heavyweight fabrics such cotton, linen, duck, canvas and etc.
• $6.50/meter charge for Silk; Wool, Velvet (any type), Mesh (Net) and heavyweight fabrics such cotton, linen, duck, canvas and etc.
2. Prices for Organic Fabrics
• $6.50/meter charge for all Organic fabrics except: Organic silk, Organic wool, Organic heavyweight cotton.
• $8/meter charge for Organic silk, Organic wool, Organic heavyweight cotton.
NATURAL DYEING SERVICE (LOCATION: INDIA)
We use only Natural Dyes! What are natural dyes? Natural dyes are dyes made from naturally-occurring materials – from plants, minerals. Dyes are soluble and they change the color of the material they come into contact with. There are chemicals in nature that produce colors. In plants, those chemicals might be in the leaves (e.g. weld: yellow-orange); roots (madder: red-deep pink); bark (soaked birch bark: pink-brown); flowers (marigold: yellow-orange; dyer’s chamomile: yellow-gold and etc.
Natural dyes need to be used with mordants (from the Latin mordere – to bite). They are substances that allow the plant dyes to ‘bite’ onto the fabric, making it set, and stopping it from washing out. Examples of mordants are aluminium sulfate (alum), tannic acid (from oak bark and leaves) and oxalic acid (from rhubarb leaves). Many people turn to natural dyes because they are safe and non-toxic, and mordants that are used for natural dyeing are common household materials and not seriously toxic metal. To make the colors bright and fast, natural mordants such as myrobalan, rhubarb leaves, oils, minerals, alum, iron vat etc. are used. We do not use heavy metal mordants like copper, chrome, zinc, tin etc.
Our dyer uses only natural dyes and natural dyes are as unpredictable as nature itself, so if you are looking for a deep saturation and dark colors with little to no imperfections and easy wash and go we recommend choosing a Low Impact dye color over our natural dyes.
We do a completely chemical free dyeing/very Eco-friendly (without any toxic things) (no harmful thing and no smell) and you can get your desired/ordered fabric in whatever color which you want.
The best ones to use are those made from natural materials themselves. Cotton, silk, wool and linen will take the dye the best.
Bleaching
Fabrics are exposed to direct sunlight.
Please read just an amazing article about Natural dyes below:
https://www.lowimpact.org/lowimpact-topic/natural-dyes/
Natural dyes need to be used with mordants (from the Latin mordere – to bite). They are substances that allow the plant dyes to ‘bite’ onto the fabric, making it set, and stopping it from washing out. Examples of mordants are aluminium sulfate (alum), tannic acid (from oak bark and leaves) and oxalic acid (from rhubarb leaves). Many people turn to natural dyes because they are safe and non-toxic, and mordants that are used for natural dyeing are common household materials and not seriously toxic metal. To make the colors bright and fast, natural mordants such as myrobalan, rhubarb leaves, oils, minerals, alum, iron vat etc. are used. We do not use heavy metal mordants like copper, chrome, zinc, tin etc.
Our dyer uses only natural dyes and natural dyes are as unpredictable as nature itself, so if you are looking for a deep saturation and dark colors with little to no imperfections and easy wash and go we recommend choosing a Low Impact dye color over our natural dyes.
We do a completely chemical free dyeing/very Eco-friendly (without any toxic things) (no harmful thing and no smell) and you can get your desired/ordered fabric in whatever color which you want.
The best ones to use are those made from natural materials themselves. Cotton, silk, wool and linen will take the dye the best.
Bleaching
Fabrics are exposed to direct sunlight.
Please read just an amazing article about Natural dyes below:
https://www.lowimpact.org/lowimpact-topic/natural-dyes/
Below are a few testimonials from our satisfied customers:
Madeline B.
“I received the fabric today.. I am very pleased and the dyed fabric looks great! I hope to order again for future projects.”
Madeline B.
“I received the fabric today.. I am very pleased and the dyed fabric looks great! I hope to order again for future projects.”
