Have better control of colour fastness in clothing and keep customers happy!

The term colour fastness (also known as ‘colorfast’) is used in the textile industry to describe the resistance that a dyed fabric has to its colour running, fading or rubbing off onto other materials. Clothing manufacturers need to ensure that when a customer washes an item of their clothing (at the recommended temperatures); there is minimal colour fading (e.g. a white top comes out grey), the colour should not run into other items of clothing (e.g. a red sock turning a white sheet pink) and lastly when it is worn the colour should not rub off on other clothing or materials (e.g. denim leaving a blue tinge to a white sofa). - See more at: https://www.verivide.com/article/have-better-control-of-colour-fastness-in-clothing-and-keep-customers-happy#sthash.aHycGF9o.dpuf

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