Natural Vegetable Dyed Indigo Color Fabrics

• Customization: Available
• Feature: Breathable, Anti-Wrinkle, Eco-Friendly
• Certification: Oeko-Tex Standard 100
• Model NO.: NDF-0011
• Weight: 9-220GSM
• Width: 58/60"
• The Number of Yarn: Single
• Usage: Home Textile, Garment
• Technics: Knitted
• Style: Single Jersey
• Pattern: Natural Dyed
• Color: Indigo Blue
• Transport Package: Packed in Rolls
• Specification: 55%hemp 45%organic cotton
• Trademark: HempShow
• Origin: China

Product Description

Natural Dyed Hemp/Organic Cotton Knitted Jersey 
 

Composition	55%hemp 45%organic cotton
Fabric Weight	180-190gsm
Color	Natural Vegetable Dyed Indigo Color
Raw Dyestuff	Indigowoad
MOQ	100M per color
Lab Dips Making Time	7-15days
Bulk Order Lead Time	20-30days

Indigowoad Introduction

Explore History
Indigo dye is an organic compound with a distinctive blue color (see indigo). Historically, indigo was a natural dye extracted from the leaves of certain plants, and this process was important economically because blue dyes were once rare. A large percentage of indigo dye produced today - several thousand tons each year - is synthetic. It is the blue often associated with blue jeans.

Characters 
As with all natural dyes, the ones we utilise will develop patina and abrash as with continued wear and exposure to sunlight. Patina gives a mellowing of the colours into an eye-pleasing sheen, while abrash is the effect of uneven hues emerging as different dye dots which fade at different rates as they age. All of these factors combine in making natural dyes the ideal choice for organic fabric dyeing.

Compared to machine-dyed, whereby the indigo dye only "clings" to the surface of the cotton yarn (leaving a white core), hand-dyed cotton is deeply penetrated right down to the center of the yarn. As a result, hand-dyed denim will not only fade more slowly, but also more vividly.

We also can dye on other fabrics, but mostly on natural fiber fabrics, such as cotton, hemp, silk, linen, wool etc... 
Besides the fabrics, finished clothes also can be dyed by natural vegetal dyes.