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Colour fastness is a term—used in the
dyeing of
textile materials—that
characterizes a material's colour's
resistance to
fading or running.
Colour fastness...
-
Singles Chart, but
peaked at
number 39 on the NZ Hot
Singles Chart. "
Colourfast" did not
enter the NZ Top 40
Singles Chart, but
peaked at
number 31 on...
- the mid-1880s,
standardised cotton drill uniforms were
produced using a
colourfast mineral dye of the
shade now
recognised universally as khaki. The fabric...
- of
several different dyes,
making them less effective[how?] and less
colourfast than
purely fiber-reactive dyes. Most tie-dyes are now d**** with fiber-reactive...
- not been
completely removed.
Acrylic is
fairly difficult to dye but is
colourfast, washable, and has the feel and
appearance of wool,
making it a good rug...
- d****
repeatedly in a weak
dyebath would be
resistant to wear and more
colourfast, also
adding to the
economical nature of indigo-d**** textiles. Following...
- background; the four
stripe colours were po****r and
easily produced using good
colourfast dyes at that time. In 1798, a mill
owner received a
purchase order for...
- staining,
there is no
possibility of
blotches or runs.
Fuming is also
colourfast.
Fuming has the
disadvantage that it is not a
precise process. Different...
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prosperous from the woad trade. Woad was
eventually replaced by the more
colourfast Indigofera tinctoria and, in the
early 20th century, both woad and Indigofera...
- material,
allegedly hand-painted with broad, mop like
brushes using non-
colourfast dyes in
broad pea
green and dark
brown stripes, or "brush-strokes". With...
