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Question by samoho: question about dyes and dyeing chemical stuff?
hi, i’m looking for good wholesale deals for buying dyes and auxiliaries for dyeing and finshing as listed below for my garment factory overseas. and i’ve firend who live in kentucky, so my question is how can i find list for chemical companies which manifutures this kind of chemicals, and i want to start searching in kentucky first.
1-Reactive Dyes which use in dye for cellilosic fabric.this dye has many kind such
as (remazol-procion H-procion M-…….)

2-Disperse Dyes which use in dye for polyester fabric

3-Acid Dyes which use in dye wool

-Auxiliaries for dyes:-
1-carrier for disperse dyes
2-wetting agent for reactive and disperse dyes
3-Dispersing Agent for disperse dyes
4-Soda ash (CO3) for reactive dyes
5-sodium sulphide

-Auxiliaries for printing:-
1-Binder
2-urea

-Auxiliaries for finishing:-
1-Softener, non-silicone
2-Softener (silicone)
3-Wetting Agent
thank you

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Answer by DrHenry
You need to start with the major companies Ciba, Dystar, and Clariant with that wide a list. Organic Dyestuffs will have the dyes. There are no major suppliers in KY. If your friend is overseas, he is going to need to obtain these from there. US locations are just going to refer you to their offices off shore. If he wants cheap, he should be looking at Chinese and Indian suppliers. The above companies have a presence overseas also. For you to buy them and ship them would be very expensive to get all the required export and import licenses. The chemicals urea, soda ash, etc would need to be provided locally. You also don’t have salt on the list for reactive dyes.

The reference will also give you links to other potential sources.

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Question by donchovi: what did i do wrong? dyeing my jeans ended in fail?
i followed the instructions for procion mx dye use (color jet black). i did the tub dyeing for three garments. faded black skinny jeans, n two black tees. i didn’t have sodium carbonate so i got baking soda, boiled it (read boiling sodium bicarbonate makes it washing soda). i used salt (iodinized, i was making use of what i had. i mean ye some differences n not the exact thing..but the dye didnt even stick partially. my hands are like dirty looking/somewhat dark blue. im rly unhappy…
i filled my tub so it barely covers. added about 1/3 solo cup of salt. mixed. added 3+ spoons of jet black dye. mixed. added clothes (pre wet). soaked, stir a bit, flip, soak for 20 minutes. added the boiled baking soda after cooled down. mixed. soaked, stirred, flipx2 for 50 mins. did not stir occasionally..
i just want my faded clothes black plz.. none of the places around here has at least arm n hammer washing soda.. rite aid is supposed to have it. im dorming no car so ye. n does it make that much of a difference?

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Answer by >ilish ♥
You probably messed up in the ingrediants… when it calls for a certain thing, especially for dye, get the exact ingredient. Next time, get what it asks for. It will probably end up working out.

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Question by ujjwal d: iwant to know about garment dyeing process & machinery used for?
production process for 500to 700 pcs. of garment dyeing per day & list of machineries used for this purpose.

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Answer by Ryan
sorry i can’t help you there

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Question by Just cause: Garment dyeing for mixed materials?
I have an orange lined vest. The orange part is nylon and I want it to be dyed black. The cotton part of the vest is the lining and is already black & does not need to be dyed.
Suggestions how to dye it a permanent washable black?

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Answer by k s
good luck. non-organic material doesn’t take dye well. you might try fabric paints.

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Question by Charles B: GARMENT DYEING SHIRTS HOW TO PREVENT BUTTON LOSS THEY ARE FALLING OFF!?
I am garment dyeing button down shirts and buttons keep falling off in the dye process. The thread is rock solid, the factory is certainly doing their job however I have to pay my warehouse to re-apply buttons to all the overdyed shirts.
Are there any solutions? Use different buttons?
hi pheobe- yes the threads are still on the buttons.
HOW CAN WE PREVENT!

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Answer by pheebe
your answer is in your question. (re-apply buttons to all the OVERDYED shirts) change the dye concentration or processing time. Is the threads still on the buttons or on the shirt fabric when the buttons fall off? /////////// ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////what about spraying some fabric glue to the back of the button threads or attach a small piece of fabric with glue to the back of the buttons

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Question by randomleesi: How do I protect clothing labels while dyeing a garment?
I have some clothes I want to dye black but I don’t want to dye the label. For example I have a pair of pants that are faded but used to be black. There are tags around the pockets and more than one label on the inside. They are all red. How do I protect those while dyeing my pants black?

I’m using liquid black Rit dye on the clothes and I’m using the tub method. If you are familiar with dyeing on a regular basis, any tips would be appreciated.

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Answer by Mr. Mole
Hi, I am not familiar with dye-ing at all, but I just thought that if you wrap the labels in sticky tape this would protect them, alternatively you could remove the label and replace it when your garment is dyed

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