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Special Care Instructions - I use procion dyes to chemically bond the dye to the fibers using a color fixative. The tie dye then goes through extensive washing procedures to release any unbonded dye. I still recommend washing on hot alone the first time then cool with darks thereafter. To avoid shrinkage I also recommend drying on low to medium heat in the dryer.
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Do I Take Custom Orders - I have been known to take on special projects that peak my interest but usually I'm so caught up in the tie dye machine that I am unable to accommodate all customs. I would love to hear your ideas though so feel free to reach out.
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Wholesale Orders - If you would like professionally dyed shirts made in America that supports a small business then you've come to the right place. Keep in mind that it is best to dye shirts before a screen printed image is added.
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Reverse Dyeing - Reverse or Discharge dyeing is the process of starting with a shirt that is not white, usually black, and using a chemical to remove the color in some areas. The chemical is then neutralized to stop the effects and then dye can be added back in.
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Batik - This is an Indonesian technique of using wax to create a resist in fabric before dyeing. The wax can be drawn by hand using a tjanting or a stamp. Sometimes there are several layers of wax and dye applied for complicated patterns.
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