FINISHES

Here you can find list of diverse finishing methods of fabrics

Dye + Print Finishes

Dyeing is the application of dyes or pigments on textile materials such as fibers and yarns, for different types of fiber at different stages of the textile production process, from loose fibers through yarn and cloth to complete garments. Printing includes application of design to the surface of a finished fabric.

Coloration_Dyeing_Proofread-1.pdf

Dyeing

Resource 1, Resource 2

coloration proofread and edited.pdf

Print & Pattern

Resource 1, Resource 2

Chemical Finishes

Chemical finishing is defined as and includes all processes after coloration that provide better properties and that enable the qualified use of the treated textiles.

REVISEDChemicalFinishes.pdf

Functional & Aesthetic

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Mechanical Finishes

Mechanical finishing refers to any process performed on yarn or fabric to improve the appearance and performance. Fabric lustre, smoothness, softness, and residual shrinkage are examples of the properties that can be altered by mechanical finishing.

Mechanical Finishes Final.pdf

Functional & Aesthetic

Resource 1, Resource 2

Embossing

Etching

Glazing

Waterjet

Abrasion

Ornamental Finishes

Different types of ornamentations add immense beauty and enhance the look of a garment.

Beading_Embroidery_Edited.pdf

Embroidery & Beading

Resource 1, Resource 2

REVISEDTrimsAndAppliques.pdf

Trims & Appliques

Resource 1, Resource 2

REVISEDSurfaceManipulation.pdf

Surface Manipulation

Resource 1, Resource 2

Technical Finishes

Technical textiles are value-added products which are produced out of either high techno- conventional polymers which enhance specific properties or else special high tech finished conventional fibers or a combination of both.