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Raw fabric before undergoing dying or bleaching

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Coloring substances that chemically bind to materials to provide color

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Involves coloring loose, unspun fibers like wool or cotton before they are spun into yarn

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An eco-friendly process that involves adding pigments to the molten polymer before it's extruded into yarn, resulting in fibers colored all the way through

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The process of coloring yarn with dye before it is used to create fabric or knitted items

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A textile dyeing process where fabric is dyed in large pieces or rolls after being woven or knitted but before it's cut and sewn into finished garments

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The process of coloring a finished product, most commonly garments, after it has been cut and sewn into its final form

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Artificial chemical colorants designed to impart color to synthetic textiles like polyester and nylon

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Anionic (negatively charged), water-soluble dyes that are applied in an acidic environment to bind ionically and through hydrogen bonds with protein fibers like wool, silk, and nylon

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Chemically bond with textile fibers to create a permanent, bright, and fade-resistant color

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A water-insoluble, synthetic dye applied as an aqueous dispersion (or suspension) to synthetic fibers like polyester, nylon, and acrylic

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Dyed in colors that will not fade or be washed out

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A continuous, industrial method for applying patterns to fabric using engraved copper rollers that transfer dye onto the fabric as it passes over a central cylinder

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The technique of creating a picture or pattern by forcing ink or metal on to a surface through a screen of fine material

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A high-speed, efficient printing method that uses rotating cylinders or screens for continuous application of ink or dye

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A method of transferring a pre-printed design onto a material, such as fabric or ceramics, using heat and pressure

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A textile technique that creates patterns by applying a "resist" substance, like wax, paste, or tied fabric, to block areas of a fabric from dye

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A relief printing method where a raised design is carved into a wooden block, inked, and then pressed onto paper, fabric, or other materials to create an image or text

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A direct-to-media process that prints digital image files onto substrates like paper, canvas, or fabric without the need for printing plates

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A process that uses muriatic acid or other acid-based solutions to remove mineral deposits, efflorescence (white, powdery stains), and cement residue from certain types of stone, like sandstone and granite

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A finishing process that raises a fuzzy, velvety surface on a fabric to make it softer, warmer, and more weather-resistant

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A fabric that has a soft, velvet-like texture created by applying millions of short, cut fibers (flock) onto a surface coated with an adhesive

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A finishing process where mechanical brushes raise the surface fibers of a fabric, creating a soft, fluffy texture and a raised nap

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A process that uses heat and pressure to create a raised, three-dimensional pattern or design on a fabric surface, resulting in a raised image that stands out from the surrounding material

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Fabrics that inherently possess or have been treated with compounds that inhibit the growth, spread, or proliferation of microorganisms like bacteria, fungi, and mold

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Materials, agents, or devices that prevent the buildup of static electricity

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Chemically treating cellulosic fabrics, like cotton, with a resin finish to make them wrinkle-resistant and maintain their shape, often using blends with synthetic fibers for added durability

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Sanforizing is a mechanical textile finishing process that pre-shrinks fabrics, primarily cotton and linen, to stabilize them and prevent excessive shrinkage after washing or wear

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A chemical process that improves cotton fiber properties by treating it with a concentrated sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) solution, which causes the fibers to swell and become smoother, straighter, and stronger

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Stain resistant describes a fabric's ability to repel liquids, preventing them from soaking in and creating stains, while stain release refers to a fabric finish that makes it easier to remove existing stains during washing or cleaning

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Water-repellent clothing is a less robust form of water protection than waterproof apparel, which is impervious to water and designed to keep the wearer dry in heavy rain

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A material's ability to resist ignition, and if it does catch fire, to self-extinguish once the heat source is removed

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Describes materials like fabrics and coatings that are treated or naturally resist the growth of mildew fungi, often by incorporating biocides or using hydrophobic fibers

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Clothing that has been treated or manufactured to prevent damage from clothes moths and carpet beetles

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A fabric is treated or made with fibers that resist creasing, so it will show fewer wrinkles than a standard fabric and is easier to maintain, often requiring little to no ironing after washing and drying

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Capture dust, dirt, and oil with a positive charge and increased surface area

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The science and engineering of manipulating matter on an atomic or molecular scale, generally between 1 and 100 nanometers, to create new materials, devices, and systems with unique physical, chemical, and biological properties

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A technology that encloses a core material, such as a liquid or solid, within a protective shell or matrix, creating a microcapsule

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Eco-friendly textile processes and chemical treatments that reduce environmental impact and enhance fabric performance

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Fabrics embedded with electronic components and sensors that allow them to sense, react, and adapt to environmental conditions or stimuli, effectively functioning as wearable technology