This is a resist dyeing technique, a type of handcrafted dyeing process where the core principle is to prevent dye penetration through "tying" or "binding," thus creating unique patterns.

Local immersion dyeing involves controlling the length and duration of the fabric's immersion in the dye solution, creating a natural gradient color transition. The dye adheres evenly to the areas of the fabric that come into contact with the solution.

In the case of low order restrictions, the only option is to choose a ready-made solid color fabric, and Langke provides customers with a specific Pantone password option by selecting the direct color dye option.

Yarn Dyeing is the core process in textile dyeing and finishing, which involves dyeing the yarn first and then weaving it. It refers to the process of dyeing the yarn spun from textile fibers before weaving it into fabrics or greige fabrics

Langke can create many other types of dyeing; if you are interested, you can find the contact information on the contact page.