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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about custom development, lead times, minimum orders and our finishes.

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01

Do you develop custom fabrics?

Development

Yes. Our lab engineers have the expertise to reverse engineer fabrics for our clients. They can meticulously analyse and recreate the composition and structure of any textile.

02

Do you do custom shade matching?

Development

Yes. Before starting production, we go through intensive shade matching in our lab. Production only starts after shade approval from our clients.

03

What are your lead times?

Orders

Usually 4–6 weeks for larger orders and 3–4 weeks for smaller batches.

04

What are your MOQs (minimum order quantities)?

Orders

MOQs depend on the fabric weight and the colour being dyed. Please reach out to us for your specific requirements.

05

Can you accommodate rush orders?

Orders

Yes, we can accommodate rush orders depending on the current production schedule. Please contact us for availability and any additional costs.

06

What applications do you offer for clothing?

Finishes

We offer a variety of specialty finishes for clothing, including:

  • Antique Wax Finish: Creates a rich, aged patina for a unique, vintage look.
  • Water Repellency: Adds water repellency to fabrics for worry-free wear.
  • Stiff Finish: Provides structure and support, giving fabrics lasting shape.
  • Oily Wax Finish: Achieves a distressed, vintage look with a unique character.
  • Fire Retardancy: Offers fire retardant treatments for enhanced safety.
  • Peaching: Creates luxuriously soft fabrics with a velvety touch.
  • Cracker Dry Wax Finish: Adds an ultra-matte, vintage look with a subtle aged effect.
  • Anti-Microbial Finish: Prevents the growth of odor-causing bacteria, keeping fabrics fresh.
  • Tumbling: Softens fabrics naturally, resulting in a lived-in, relaxed look.

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