The whole piece dyeing process of a sweater is an ancient manual textile dyeing technique in China. The production process of its sweaters is consistent with others, but the key lies in the yarn and dyeing method used.
We use specialized whole piece dyed white embryo yarn, which is woven into complete clothes by machines and then sent to the dyeing factory for dyeing. In the dyeing vat, the entire garment is uniformly dyed, resulting in a fuller and more vibrant color for the final product.
In addition, the garment produced by the whole sweater dyeing process has a delicate touch and superior texture. Due to the use of whole piece dyeing, the color selection is also more diverse, as the dyeing factory's master can adjust the color according to customer needs and almost produce any desired color. However, the entire dyeing process of sweaters also has some drawbacks. As each batch of goods is dyed in different dyeing tanks, even the same color may have certain color differences. Although this color difference is usually very small, it may still be a concern for customers who pursue color consistency.
Additionally, there are certain limitations to the dyeing process of sweaters in producing multi-color jacquard patterns. Due to the fact that the entire garment is dyed simultaneously in a dyeing vat, it is difficult to achieve multiple color effects on a single piece of clothing, and mostly single color is preferred. However, to achieve multiple color effects, we can use the following tie dyeing and hanging dyeing techniques.
Overall, the handmade techniques of whole piece dyeing, tie dyeing, and hanging dyeing of sweaters can convey a simple, elegant, and indifferent aesthetic interest. With its unique color saturation and delicate hand feel, it has been loved by many customers and widely used in modern ready to wear design. Despite some drawbacks, its advantages still make this process highly competitive in the market.
