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Develop color, feel and worn-in character.

Explore finishing directions for your collection. Results depend on fiber content, construction, stitching and trims, so the effect is developed with the garment.

Wash and dye effects can vary between pieces. Confirm acceptable variation, shrinkage and test requirements against an approved development sample.

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01

Surface finishing

Enzyme Wash

An enzyme-based treatment can change the surface and hand feel of suitable fabrics.

Common uses

Softer handles and selected washed effects.

Details to confirm

Fabric compatibility, finish reference and measurements.

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02

Worn appearance

Stone Wash

An abrasion-based washing route used to develop a worn appearance on suitable garments.

Common uses

Denim and vintage-inspired finishes.

Details to confirm

Abrasion level, shade and garment integrity.

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03

High-contrast fading

Acid-Wash Effects

A controlled finishing approach creates mottled or high-contrast faded effects.

Common uses

Statement denim and suitable casualwear.

Details to confirm

Material compatibility and an approved effect sample.

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04

Color after sewing

Garment Dye

Suitable prepared garments are dyed after assembly.

Common uses

Coordinated colors and garment-dyed collections.

Details to confirm

Fabric, thread, trim compatibility and shade variation.

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05

Resist patterns

Tie-Dye

Binding or resisting selected areas creates patterned color effects.

Common uses

T-shirts, sets and expressive casualwear.

Details to confirm

Color palette, pattern reference and acceptable variation.

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06

Graduated color

Dip-Dye / Ombré

Controlled dye application develops a transition between shades or dyed and undyed areas.

Common uses

Gradient tops, dresses and statement pieces.

Details to confirm

Gradient direction, transition length and color reference.

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