Clothing and fabric dyeing, fabric sourcing, and cut & sew—from one item to commercial production.

Fabric Dyeing Companies

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39 companies listed

New international capability sources reviewed October 12, 2026.

Five P Venture

India · Fabric

Fibers & fabrics: Sourcing includes organic cotton, handloom cotton and silk; confirm dyeing applicability.

Minimums & sample quantities: Fabric dyeing: 150 metres per color.

Maximums & batch limits: Fabric dyeing: 30,000 metres; maximum per-color/order basis unspecified.

Machines & processing: Machinery brands/models not published in reviewed solutions page.

Published capacity: Production slots and daily throughput unpublished.

Sampling & testing: Sampling offered; obtain lab-dip and sample-yardage terms.

Finishing & related services: Finishing, printing, stitching, packing and labeling.

Project acceptance: Integrated fabric/apparel manufacturer. Confirm customer-owned fabric acceptance. Apparel MOQs are separate from dyeing.

Address & contact: URC Nagar 3rd Street, Perundurai Road, Thindal 638012, Tamil Nadu · +91 93458 92321 · merch@fivep.in

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Ozakteks

Türkiye · Fabric

Fibers & fabrics: Knit and woven production; specific fibers require approval.

Minimums & sample quantities: HT machines start at 25 kg; commercial MOQ unpublished.

Maximums & batch limits: HT machines to 1,200 kg; order ceiling unpublished.

Machines & processing: High-temperature discontinuous dyeing and continuous pad-batch equipment.

Published capacity: Dyeing: 35,000 kg/day. Separate factory-wide figure: 45,000 kg/day.

Sampling & testing: Ask about lab dips and development quantities.

Finishing & related services: Printing and finishing.

Project acceptance: Integrated manufacturer; confirm dye-only commission work and outside materials.

Address & contact: Factory: Velimeşe Organize Sanayi Mah., 242. Sok. No. 3/1, Ergene/Tekirdağ · +90 282 684 44 44. Office: Güneşli Bağlar Mah., Mehmet Akif Cad. No. 12, Bağcılar/Istanbul · +90 212 657 95 92

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Çabasan Tekstil ve Boya

Türkiye · Fabric

Fibers & fabrics: Knit cotton, synthetics, viscose, wool and blends.

Minimums & sample quantities: Dye-machine range starts at 7 kg; commercial MOQ unpublished.

Maximums & batch limits: Machines to 1,800 kg; order ceiling unpublished.

Machines & processing: Dye machines; eight-chamber Bruckner stenters; open-width/tubular sanforizing and calendering.

Published capacity: Official page quotes both 35 and 45 tonnes/day. Confirm current dyeing throughput.

Sampling & testing: Spectrophotometry, color laboratory and physical testing.

Finishing & related services: Stenter finishing, sanforizing and calendering.

Project acceptance: Confirm external customer material acceptance and production slots.

Address & contact: Karacasu Ferhuş Mah., Yıldırım Beyazıt Cad. No. 8/A, Dulkadiroğlu/Kahramanmaraş · +90 344 251 28 90 · info@cabasan.com.tr

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MARSAN

Türkiye · Fabric

Fibers & fabrics: Polyester, micro-functional polyester, cotton/polyester and viscose blends.

Minimums & sample quantities: Machines from 25 kg; commercial MOQ unpublished.

Maximums & batch limits: Machines to 1.2 tonnes; maximum customer order unpublished.

Machines & processing: Dye machine loads: 25, 60, 100, 150, 200, 300, 450, 600, 750 and 900 kg, plus 1.2 tonnes; automated dye preparation, drum dryers and RAM stenters.

Published capacity: Reports monthly dyeing capacity 2,400,000 kg.

Sampling & testing: Ask about lab-dip approval and sample yardage.

Finishing & related services: Drying and stenter finishing.

Project acceptance: Confirm commission acceptance and construction.

Address & contact: +90 344 251 24 00 · marketing@marsan.com.tr; confirm receiving address before delivery.

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AFZ Tekstil

Türkiye · Fabric

Fibers & fabrics: Cotton, polyester, polyamide, viscose, modal, bamboo and blends; knit/woven constructions.

Minimums & sample quantities: Commercial MOQ unpublished. Equipment page headline starts at 5 kg; detailed list starts at 10 kg. Confirm smallest available process.

Maximums & batch limits: HT machines to 1,600 kg; order ceiling unpublished.

Machines & processing: HT rope machines, pad-batch lines 220/340 cm, Biancalani Airo24, Turbang dryers, Bruckner stenters 240/320 cm, sanforizing and calenders.

Published capacity: Reports 25 tonnes/day dyeing; separate average monthly production 700 tonnes.

Sampling & testing: Color measurement and recipe automation; approval terms need confirmation.

Finishing & related services: Soft-touch, shrink-resistant and water-resistant finishes; finishing width to 340 cm, digital printing to 320 cm.

Project acceptance: Contract dyeing and finishing explicitly offered.

Address & contact: Contact details not established from the reviewed source; use the official website.

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Tintoria Finissaggio 2000

Italy · Fabric

Fibers & fabrics: Wool, cashmere, silk, linen, cotton, viscose; polyester, polyamide and aramid blends.

Minimums & sample quantities: Samples/small lots from 5 metres (about 5.47 yards); confirm per-color minimum and charges.

Maximums & batch limits: Industrial batches to 400 kg; multi-batch order ceiling unspecified.

Machines & processing: Dyeing and finishing plant; machine brands not established.

Published capacity: Daily throughput unpublished.

Sampling & testing: Small-batch development, customized colors and laboratory quality checks.

Finishing & related services: Special preparation, easy-care wool, white/fluorescent treatments, délavé/mottled effects; digital printing and lamination.

Project acceptance: Confirm exact construction and outside-fabric acceptance. Official-page search extract reviewed.

Address & contact: Via 2 Giugno 13, Frazione San Giacomo, 13866 Masserano (BI) · +39 015 99421 · info@tf2000.it

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Metro Knitting & Dyeing Mills Ltd

Bangladesh · Fabric / garment

Fibers & fabrics: Knit jersey, pique, rib, interlock, fleece and narrow fabrics; exact fibers require confirmation.

Minimums & sample quantities: Commercial MOQ unpublished; sample equipment 20–120 kg.

Maximums & batch limits: Customer order ceiling unpublished.

Machines & processing: Textile equipment list includes Sclavos, Fongs and Thies alongside knitting brands; laboratory dye machines and spectrophotometry.

Published capacity: Official textile page conflicts: 1,650 and 1,040 tonnes/month dyeing. Garment dyeing 200,000 pieces/month and washing 600,000 pieces/month listed separately.

Sampling & testing: Independent sample dyeing unit with 20–120 kg machinery.

Finishing & related services: Garment washing and effect development; fabric finishing specifications require confirmation.

Project acceptance: Integrated manufacturer. Confirm commission acceptance. Unrelated to US Metro Dyeing.

Address & contact: Factory office: Ramarbag, Kutubpur, Fatullah, Narayangonj 1400 · phone published as (088) 02 8833753; confirm current dialing format

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Sapphire Textile Mills

Pakistan · Fabric

Fibers & fabrics: Cotton, polyester/cotton, Tencel, viscose, silk, linen, stretch and technical blends.

Minimums & sample quantities: Commercial and sample MOQs unpublished.

Maximums & batch limits: Batch/order maxima unpublished.

Machines & processing: Monforts thermosol; Benninger pad-steam; atmospheric/pressure jiggers, soft flows and jets; eight Bruckner stenters, Monforts/Cibitex sanforizing, Mario Crosta raising and Lafer peaching.

Published capacity: Dyeing throughput not specified on reviewed processing page.

Sampling & testing: Quality laboratory; colorfastness, blend ratio, dimensional-change and performance testing.

Finishing & related services: Reactive/disperse/vat/acid/cationic routes; water repellent, soil release, antimicrobial, easy-care and other technical finishes.

Project acceptance: Integrated textile producer. Confirm outside-fabric commission work and required test documentation.

Address & contact: Office: 4th Floor, Tricon Corporate Center, 73-E Jail Road, Gulberg II, Lahore · +92 42 35750410

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Luthai Textile

China · Fabric / yarn

Fibers & fabrics: Cotton, silk, wool, chemical fibers, woven/jacquard and stretch fabric products.

Minimums & sample quantities: Customer and per-color MOQs unpublished.

Maximums & batch limits: Order ceiling unpublished.

Machines & processing: Dyeing machine brands/models not established from reviewed product page.

Published capacity: Equipment-maker profile reports over 210 million metres yarn-dyed and 85 million metres printed/dyed fabrics; confirm time basis and current capacity directly.

Sampling & testing: Ask about lab dips, sample yardage and development terms.

Finishing & related services: Piece dyeing, digital printing, liquid-ammonia/non-iron and easy-care fabric finishing.

Project acceptance: Integrated fabric/shirt producer. Outside-material commission work not established.

Address & contact: Published website phone: +86 533 6027828 · luthai@lttc.com.cn; confirm current contact before delivery

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Hayleys Fabric PLC

Sri Lanka · Fabric

Fibers & fabrics: Pure/blended cotton and polyester knits; product range also includes viscose and modal.

Minimums & sample quantities: Customer/order minimums not published in reviewed pages.

Maximums & batch limits: Batch/order ceilings unpublished.

Machines & processing: Sclavos, Thies (site spells Thiese) and Fongs dyeing; Sedo/OrgaTEX controls; Datacolor lab; Babcock, Santex, Sperotto Rimar and Tong Yang finishing.

Published capacity: Homepage reports ability to deliver over 3 million metres fabric/month; this is overall fabric output, not a dye-order limit.

Sampling & testing: Spectrophotometric lab dips and color recipe development.

Finishing & related services: Printing, brushing, sueding, shearing, moisture management, water repellency, UV and antimicrobial treatments.

Project acceptance: Integrated fabric manufacturer. Confirm dye-only commission acceptance.

Address & contact: Narthupana Estate, Neboda · +94 34 2297100

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Têxteis J.F. Almeida (JFA)

Portugal · Fabric / yarn

Fibers & fabrics: Piece and yarn dyeing; send exact fiber and construction for acceptance.

Minimums & sample quantities: Sampling and production MOQ unpublished.

Maximums & batch limits: Machine-load/order maxima unpublished.

Machines & processing: 23 high-pressure piece-dyeing jets; 32 yarn-dyeing machines; Benninger dye foulard, two MCS jiggers, Brueckner stenter, Osthoff-Senge singeing and Guarneri calender.

Published capacity: Piece dyeing: 45 tonnes/day and 1,000 tonnes/month; yarn dyeing: 15 tonnes/day and 330 tonnes/month.

Sampling & testing: 24-hour color laboratory; website reports new-color response in one day, subject to availability.

Finishing & related services: Reactive, disperse, direct, acid, cationic and vat dyeing; multicolor space dyeing up to six colors; brushing, washing and finishing.

Project acceptance: Integrated textile company; confirm external-material commission terms.

Address & contact: Contact details not established from the reviewed source; use the official website.

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Tinkave

Portugal · Fabric

Fibers & fabrics: Fabric processing includes delicate synthetics, linen and Tencel; confirm each fiber and blend.

Minimums & sample quantities: Commercial MOQ unpublished.

Maximums & batch limits: Order maximum unpublished; working widths depend on process.

Machines & processing: Four jiggers, seven jets; reactive pad-batch/pad-steam and continuous vat-dyeing; Biancalani Aquaria 320 cm; stenters 320/225 cm, sanforizing 320/225 cm and calenders 300/320 cm.

Published capacity: Daily/monthly throughput unpublished.

Sampling & testing: Lab dips typically three days; request current schedule.

Finishing & related services: Pretreatment, mercerizing, washing, carbon sueding, tumble finishing and calendering.

Project acceptance: Fabric dyeing/finishing for brands; confirm customer-owned material acceptance. Official-page search extract reviewed.

Address & contact: Rua da Ponta do Campo 193, 4835-340 Selho São Jorge, Guimarães · +351 252 148 382 · geral@tinkave.pt

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SETEX-Textilveredlung

Germany · Fabric

Fibers & fabrics: Cotton, viscose, polyester, linen, nonwovens and blends; width depends on route.

Minimums & sample quantities: Commercial MOQ and minimum charge unpublished.

Maximums & batch limits: Order ceiling unpublished. Reactive/pigment routes 80–340 cm; polyester dispersion routes 80–320 cm.

Machines & processing: Pretreatment/dyeing equipment, calendering to 340 cm, raising to 320 cm, sanforizing to 265 cm and coating/heat-setting lines. Brands/models unpublished.

Published capacity: Rendered homepage reports 500,000 square metres of fabric weekly; overall processing capacity, not a dye-only order limit.

Sampling & testing: Individual color formulation; ask about lab dips and development quantities.

Finishing & related services: Singeing, desizing, bleaching, scouring, vat/reactive/dispersion routes; PU/acrylate coating, water-repellent and other functional finishes.

Project acceptance: Commercial textile finishing enquiries; confirm outside-material acceptance and current specification documents.

Address & contact: Frankenstraße 4–5, 46395 Bocholt · +49 2871 281600 · info@setex-tv.de

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ETV Eing Textil-Veredlung

Germany · Fabric / yarn

Fibers & fabrics: Woven, knitted, nonwoven and pile fabrics; natural/synthetic yarns. Confirm exact fibers.

Minimums & sample quantities: Commercial MOQ unpublished. Yarn package processing listed from 3 to 39 bobbins; quantity/charge basis needs confirmation.

Maximums & batch limits: Jet equipment 50–450 kg; reel equipment 80–450 kg. Order maximum unpublished.

Machines & processing: HT processing widths to 320 cm, jiggers to 200 cm, rope processing to 340 cm; jet and reel dyeing, yarn package/beam processing.

Published capacity: Daily/monthly throughput unpublished. Working width is separate from production volume.

Sampling & testing: Printing development patterns 5–20 metres; do not apply this as a fabric dyeing MOQ.

Finishing & related services: Coating/finishing to 340 cm, rotary printing, drying/heat setting, calendering, cutting, rolling and packaging.

Project acceptance: Commercial textile finishing partner; confirm commissioned dyeing scope and construction.

Address & contact: Stadtlohner Straße 71, 48712 Gescher · +49 2542 7040 · info@etv-veredlung.de

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UTEXBEL

Belgium · Fabric / yarn

Fibers & fabrics: Cotton/polyester, Nyco and technical protective textile blends; yarn and top dyeing in Ronse.

Minimums & sample quantities: Continuous fabric dyeing batches start at 1,000 metres; commercial MOQ and per-color basis require confirmation.

Maximums & batch limits: Published continuous dyeing batches reach 50,000 metres; overall multi-batch order limit unpublished.

Machines & processing: Continuous fabric dyeing/finishing mill and yarn/top dyeing units; machinery brands/models unpublished.

Published capacity: Group reports 7,000 tonnes spun yarn annually and 11 million metres of fabric produced. These are group outputs, not dyeing-only capacity.

Sampling & testing: Ask for lab dips, sample yardage, performance testing and development terms.

Finishing & related services: Softening and flame-related finishes; coating, laminating and printing through European partners.

Project acceptance: Vertically integrated producer; confirm customer-owned-material dye-only commission acceptance.

Address & contact: Head office/fabrics: Cesar Snoecklaan 30, 9600 Ronse · +32 55 23 12 11 · info@utexbel.be. Yarns: Ninovestraat 90, Ronse · +32 55 23 14 16 · yarns@utexbel.be

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France Teinture

France · Commission dyeing for knitted and woven fabrics: cotton, linen, hemp, nylon, polyester, acrylic, viscose and elastane blends.

38 dyeing machines, including autoclave processing. Published production: 12 tonnes/day. Minimums, batch limits and current availability need confirmation.

Color-development laboratory and quality control for apparel and technical fabrics.

15 Rue des Hauts Trevois, 10000 Troyes · +33 3 25 75 78 78 · accueil@franceteinture.com

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Metro Dyeing

Commercial fabric dyeing · United States

Small-run fabric dyeing, color development and production for apparel brands and textile buyers.

Fibers: Cotton, rayon, polyester, nylon, silk, linen and acetate are described in its fabric and laboratory services; blends require assessment of composition, construction and finishes.

Yardage: The fabric service page publishes 3–1,000 yards. Its factory page describes bulk equipment processing up to 3,000 yards. Confirm the applicable minimum per color, fabric width and weight, batch plan and acceptance of larger runs. A 1–10 yard search includes this provider for the overlapping 3–10 yard portion, not a promise of one-yard service.

Equipment: Custom small-yardage machines; high-temperature/high-pressure jet dyeing; Datacolor spectrophotometry, laboratory launderometers and light booths; stenter frame finishing. Machine loads are separate from order minimums.

Development & finishing: Lab dips, physical color standards, approved-sample matching, heat setting and dimensional stabilization. Request a project-specific quote and current schedule.

Factory: 245 4th Street, Building 1-G, Passaic, NJ 07055

Phone: +1 212-391-1001 · service@nydye.com

Contact Metro Dyeing · Fabric capabilities · Equipment · Lab services

Official sources reviewed October 12, 2026. Confirm suitability and current availability directly.

Weight-based dyeing · United States

True Color

Materials
Wool, silk and delicate/vintage textiles; request approval for your fabric.
Order
Send material for assessment; hand processing may add charges.
Sampling
Physical color reference required. Close matching rather than an exact-match guarantee; no lab dips.
Price / minimum
Published palette dyeing $15.90/lb with a 2 lb minimum charge; custom color adds $57 with a 6 lb minimum. Confirm extras.
Timing / shipping
Request current turnaround, shipping instructions and total delivery cost.
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Minimums: 2 lb minimum billing weight for palette colors/black; 6 lb for custom colors. Billing minimums, not physical minimum quantities.

Batch / order limits: Order and batch maxima not published.

Machines: Hand-dyeing process; machinery brands/models not published.

Capacity: Daily or monthly throughput not published.

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Contact: 2305-C Ashland Street #281, Ashland, OR 97520 · +1 541-488-5911 / +1 831-336-2488 · info@fabricdyeing.com

Natural-fiber dyeing · United States

Spectrum Firm

Materials
Cotton, linen, rayon, Tencel, hemp, silk and wool; confirm blends and finishes.
Order
U.S. orders only. Request approval of the actual fabric and quantity before sending.
Sampling
Ask about testing, lab dips and color tolerance for yardage.
Price / minimum
Individual quote; minimum yardage or weight and sample fees need confirmation.
Timing / shipping
Published processing turnaround: 4–5 days after receipt, followed by shipping. Confirm the current schedule; return shipping costs extra.
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Commercial textile production · United Kingdom

Pincroft

Materials
Commission dyeing, printing and finishing for commercial textiles. Ask which fibers and constructions suit the process.
Order
Commercial production enquiry; individual-item acceptance is not established.
Sampling
Agree on sample approval, shade tolerance, finishing and performance requirements.
Price / minimum
Quote required; ask for minimum batch size, setup and testing costs.
Timing / shipping
Confirm production capacity, lead time, freight and delivery coverage directly.
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Minimums: Contact page publishes variable minimum quantities of 1,000–3,000 metres. Confirm the applicable minimum for the process and per-color basis.

Batch / order limits: Per-batch and per-order ceilings unpublished.

Machines: Monforts THERMEX continuous dyeing/condensing/thermosoling line; controls modernization reported May 2024.

Capacity: Official pages quote differing annual figures of 35 million and over 50 million metres. Current throughput needs confirmation.

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Carolina Dyeing and Finishing

Fabric dyeing, finishing and slitting

Carolina Dyeing and Finishing is listed for warp and circular knits, wovens, nonwovens and scrims, with enquiries for polyester, nylon, rayon and blends. Listed finishing services include moisture management, water repellency, softening, resins, antimicrobial and flame-retardant treatments, plus framing and slitting.

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DP Dyers

Piece dyeing for apparel and interiors

DP Dyers is listed for piece dyeing and finishing for apparel and home-furnishing fabrics, including natural and synthetic fibers. Its listing describes a sample-color service and woven fabric batches.

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Your Designs

Custom colors on supplied stretch fabrics

Your Designs is listed for standard and custom colors on fabrics it supplies, including nylon and spandex, stretch lace, stretch mesh, Glissenette and special-order silk chiffon. The listing states that customer-supplied fabrics are not accepted; confirm that policy before planning an order.

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Colours Dyers

Fabric dyeing, sampling and printing

Colours Dyers is listed for fabric dyeing and finishing, sampling, knitted-fabric manufacture and specialist fabric supply. Its listed printing options include digital, transfer, foil and screen printing, with natural-fiber enquiries such as silk, wool, linen and cotton.

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Century Dyeing

Synthetic woven fabric dyeing

Century Dyeing is listed for synthetic woven fabrics, including polyester, nylon, acetate, acrylic and aramid enquiries. Its listing describes a range of fabric weights and widths; confirm current equipment capacity and acceptance for your specific construction.

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W.T. Johnson & Sons

Wool and blended fabric dyeing and finishing

W. T.

Location: Bankfield Mills, Moldgreen, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire HD5 9BB, United Kingdom

Phone: +44 1484 549965

Official website · Contact details

Commission piece dyeing of wool/wool blends, mohair, polyester, silk, cotton and linen fabrics. Production fashion and interior fabrics; confirm batch sizes and testing.

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Shirley Dyeing and Finishing

Fabric dyeing and finishing enquiries

Shirley Dyeing and Finishing is listed for dyeing and finishing across lightweight and heavier textile applications. Describe the fiber composition, fabric construction, width, weight, quantity and required finish so the provider can assess the project.

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Atlantis Dry Cleaners

Dark-color garment recoloring

Atlantis Dry Cleaners is listed for dark-color garment dyeing, including enquiries about faded black or deep-blue clothing. Its listing limits dyeing to dark shades; confirm accepted fibers and the achievable color for your item.

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Zenith Dry Cleaners

Fabric care, alterations and dyeing enquiries

Zenith Dry Cleaners is listed for fabric dyeing alongside dry and wet cleaning, alterations, drapery and household-textile care, formalwear and wedding-gown care, and leather, suede and fur enquiries. Describe the item, fiber content, condition and proposed color change.

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Jening Dyers

Australia

Service details ·

Location: Unit 4, 2A Burrows Road, St Peters, NSW 2044, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9519 7676 · +61 2 9519 1839

Official website · Contact details

Sampling and bulk garment, fabric, lace, elastic and trim dyeing, including polyester trims. Confirm complete fiber composition and order acceptance.

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Minimums: Sampling/production offered; numeric MOQ unpublished.

Batch / order limits: Numeric batch and order ceilings unpublished.

Machines: Equipment described for trim, elastic and lace; brands, models and load sizes unpublished.

Capacity: Numerical throughput unpublished.

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Not Just Lace Dyeing and Finishing

United States

Service details ·

Location: 38-66 10th Street, Long Island City, NY 11101

Phone: +1 718-694-2474

Official website · Contact details

Specialty fabric and garment dyeing, laboratory services and color matching. The provider advertises work across fabric blends; request project-specific approval. Its polyester-only restriction applies to digital sublimation printing.

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Safer Textiles

United States

Service details ·

Location: 1875 McCarter Highway, Newark, NJ 07104

Phone: +1 973-482-6400

Official website · Contact details

Production fabric dyeing with computerized color matching, knitting, finishing and coating. Applications include knit and woven apparel fabrics and industrial nylon. Confirm composition, testing and minimum production lot.

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FLF Textile

United States

Service details ·

Location: 25 Ridge Road, Shoemakersville, PA 19555

Phone: +1 215-770-4466

Official website · Contact details

Formerly Wolfe Dye and Bleach Works. Commission dyeing and bleaching of knit and woven rolls, plus garment dyeing and finishing. Laboratory color approval and testing available; confirm fiber acceptance and order size.

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Minimums: Commercial MOQ not stated; fabric sampling jets 30–110 lb, garment samples 5–10 lb.

Batch / order limits: Published fabric production lots to 1,280 lb; garment loads 150–350 lb. Order ceiling not stated.

Machines: Thies iMaster, Ecosoft and Ecosoft Plus piece-dyeing; three-chamber Braun garment equipment.

Capacity: Daily/weekly throughput not published.

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The Dye Spot

Canada

Location: Vancouver, British Columbia

Official website · Contact details

Custom garment dyeing and fabric restoration for individuals, commercial brands and costume departments. Ask about material compatibility, color development and delivery arrangements.

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Thomas Ferguson Irish Linen

United Kingdom

Location: 54 Scarva Road, Banbridge, Northern Ireland BT32 3QD

Phone: +44 28-4062-3491

Official website · Contact details

Custom piece dyeing of the provider’s linen fabrics. Published minimums: 250 metres for widths above 183 cm; approximately 50–60 metres for narrower fabric. Confirm current lot, shade and charges; tours are currently closed.

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Compare professional fabric dyeing services

Prepare your fabric dyeing project brief

Compare fabric dyeing providers using the same project brief. Send the full fiber composition, woven or knit construction, usable width, yardage or meterage, fabric weight if known, current shade and intended use. Include photos, care instructions, finishes or coatings, a target-color reference and delivery deadline. For sampling and production, ask about minimum quantities, sample charges and the amount of matching fabric needed for a test or lab dip. Agree on a physical color sample before the full run when color consistency matters. Confirm expected finished width, shrinkage and any required finishing. Compare the complete written quote: preparation, sampling, dyeing, finishing, packing and delivery. Confirm whether pricing is by length, dry weight or batch, and whether the schedule includes sample approval and shipping. Request fabric dyeing quotes. For a finished garment, use clothes dyeing services or dress dyeing services. Request fabric dyeing quotes · clothes dyeing services · dress dyeing services

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does fabric dyeing cost?

Fabric dyeing is quoted for the specific project. Fiber content, fabric weight or length, quantity, current shade, target color, preparation and finishing all affect the price. Send labels, photos and measurements to request comparable written quotes. Ask about minimum orders, sample charges, tax, shipping and any additional finishing costs.

Can I get fabric professionally dyed?

Professional providers may dye fabric yardage, finished garments or household textiles, but their accepted materials and minimum quantities vary. Supply the fiber content, fabric dimensions or weight, condition, current shade and target color. Ask about sample approval, shrinkage, finishing and shipping before arranging a full order.

What material cannot be dyed?

No single dye works on every material. Natural, cellulosic and synthetic fibers need compatible products and methods, while finishes, mixed fibers and trims may limit the result. Polyester, acrylic and acetate need specialist assessment rather than an all-purpose dye. Send all labels and ask the provider to test the actual fabric.

Can I dye already colored fabric?

An existing shade affects the final color because dye adds color rather than removing it. A darker or related shade may be achievable, while lighter colors usually need separate color removal with additional risk. Ask for a test on the same fabric and review the dried sample before approving a larger piece or finished item.

Is it possible to dye a comforter?

A comforter needs assessment of its cover, filling, seams and care instructions. It may be too bulky to move freely through a dye bath, and wet processing may affect the filling or dimensions. Ask a provider whether the entire item can be treated and whether testing is possible before attempting a valuable or oversized comforter.

How much dye do you need for a comforter?

Dye quantity depends on the specific product, dry fabric weight, fiber content and target shade. Follow the manufacturer’s current instructions instead of estimating from comforter size alone. A comforter also needs enough space for free movement and thorough rinsing. Ask a professional whether its cover and filling can tolerate the required process.

Can you dye a polyester comforter?

Polyester requires a compatible synthetic-fiber dye and a process that often involves sustained heat. A filled comforter may not tolerate that process or fit in suitable equipment. Check both cover and filling labels, and ask a specialist about heat, shrinkage and rinsing requirements before attempting the complete item.

Why does cotton absorb dye better than polyester?

Cotton and polyester have different fiber chemistry, so they need different dyes and conditions. Many dyes intended for cotton do not color polyester effectively. Polyester commonly requires a compatible disperse-dye process with higher heat. The result also depends on fabric finishes, construction and the manufacturer’s instructions.

What is the difference between cotton and polyester dyeing?

Cotton uses dyes suited to cellulosic fibers; polyester needs dyes and conditions suited to synthetic fibers. The required temperature, equipment and preparation can differ substantially. Blends may produce a lighter or mixed shade if only one fiber takes the dye. Confirm the full composition and approve a sample before processing the item.

What happens if you use polyester dye on cotton?

Do not assume that a dye marketed for synthetic fibers will give the intended result on cotton. Products may behave differently across fibers and blends. Check the manufacturer’s compatibility instructions and use a suitable product for the full material composition. Test a matching scrap before committing a garment or a large fabric piece.

How long does it take to dye curtains?

Curtain turnaround depends on fiber content, lining, size, preparation, sampling and the provider’s workload. Production time may not include shipping or cleaning. Tell the provider your deadline and ask for a written schedule. Confirm possible shrinkage, differences between panels and care requirements before sending a set.

How do you dye fabric cushions?

Removable cushion covers may be candidates for dyeing if their fiber content and care instructions suit the process. Assess zips, thread, trims and possible shrinkage, and test matching fabric first. An assembled cushion or fixed upholstery needs specialist assessment because dye, rinsing and drying can affect the filling and frame.

How do you prepare fabric for dye?

Check the complete fiber composition and care instructions, then follow the selected dye manufacturer’s preparation guidance or the provider’s directions. Dirt, oils, sizing and finishes can affect color uptake. Do not apply bleach or other treatments without confirming compatibility. Test the same material and allow for any dimensional change before preparing the full piece.

Can upholstered furniture be dyed successfully?

Fixed upholstery needs a specialist’s assessment of the fiber, finish, stains, filling and construction. Many fabric dyes require immersion and thorough rinsing, which are unsuitable for an assembled sofa or chair. Ask about a tested upholstery-specific treatment, color transfer, texture changes and drying. Removable covers or reupholstery may be better options.

Can you really paint upholstery?

Some products are designed to coat upholstery rather than dye its fibers. They can change the fabric’s feel and may affect flexibility or transfer color, so they are not interchangeable with immersion dyes. Follow the product’s material and use instructions, test a hidden area and ask an upholstery specialist about suitable alternatives.

Can you dye a jacket?

A jacket may be suitable for recoloring, but the outer fabric, lining, insulation, stitching, zips and finishes need assessment. Waterproof or coated fabrics may not accept dye evenly. Send all labels and photos to the provider, then ask about testing, shrinkage, changes in performance and acceptable color variation.

Can you dye a coat black?

Black may be achievable for a suitable coat, but mixed components can finish in different shades. Lining, stitching, coatings and insulation may also limit the process. Ask a specialist to assess the complete coat and review a dried sample. Confirm possible fit changes, remaining lighter details and care requirements before approving work.

Can you restore faded clothes?

Recoloring may improve the appearance of a suitable faded garment, but worn fibers and uneven fading can remain visible. Dye does not repair damage or guarantee the original shade. Send photos and labels for assessment, and discuss the intended color, sample testing, trim differences and the expected appearance before proceeding.

Can you dye nylon?

Nylon can accept compatible dyes, but the suitable method depends on the product and the complete item. Blends, finishes, stitching and decorations may react differently. Check the label and dye instructions, test matching fabric and ask a provider about temperature, colorfastness and dimensional changes for your project.

What kind of dye to use on nylon?

Use a product whose manufacturer specifically lists nylon and follow its required conditions. Some all-purpose and acid-dye products are suitable for nylon, but compatibility varies. The seams, trims and other fibers in a finished item may not take the same color. Test matching material before processing the full item.

Can you dye polyamide and elastane?

Polyamide is commonly nylon, while elastane is a stretch fiber. A blend may take color unevenly, and heat or processing can affect stretch and fit. Send the percentages and care label to a specialist. Confirm a suitable method and test the same material before recoloring swimwear, activewear or another fitted item.

What is the difference between garment dye and fabric dye?

Fabric dyeing colors material before it is cut and sewn; garment dyeing colors a completed item. A finished garment adds seams, trims, linings and fit considerations that may react differently during processing. For either service, specify the fibers, quantity, target color, required finish and sampling or approval process.

Who is the best fabric dyer?

The right provider depends on your fiber, item type, quantity, target shade and deadline. Compare accepted materials, experience with similar work, sample approval, minimum orders, written pricing and shipping. These listings are a starting point; confirm current services directly and choose a provider whose process and terms fit your project.

How to find a jeans dyeing service near me?

Start with providers that accept finished denim garments, and confirm their location or mail-in service. Send the jeans’ fiber and care labels, photos, current shade and target color. Ask whether stitching, stretch fibers and hardware affect the process, then compare testing, total charges, shipping and turnaround.

Does turning jeans inside out prevent fading?

Turning jeans inside out may reduce surface rubbing during washing, but it cannot prevent every cause of fading. Follow the garment label and any dye-provider instructions, use the recommended wash conditions and avoid unnecessary washing or prolonged direct sunlight. Recoloring requires a separate assessment of the denim and its components.