Recently we are using plant deystuff for sweater, but processing cost are really high then chemical deystuff, do you ever use it? hope you tell us your idea about plant dyestuff.

Quoting from [henrycashmere]:

Recently we are using plant deystuff for sweater, but processing cost are really high then chemical deystuff, do you ever use it? hope you tell us your idea about plant dyestuff.

We can offer you solution for using Organic Dyestuff.

Please advice the composition of the yarn that you are using, Count etc.

Also it would be great if you send us some sample of the yarn that you want to dye, and accordingly we can offer you organic dyes for it.

You may email us at tarun@tdoverseas.com

Quoting from [Tarun]:

Quoting from [henrycashmere]:


Recently we are using plant deystuff for sweater, but processing cost are really high then chemical deystuff, do you ever use it? hope you tell us your idea about plant dyestuff.

We can offer you solution for using Organic Dyestuff.


Please advice the composition of the yarn that you are using, Count etc.


Also it would be great if you send us some sample of the yarn that you want to dye, and accordingly we can offer you organic dyes for it.


You may email us at tarun@tdoverseas.com

Thanks for your kind message first, but we wonder that it's different between Organic Dyestuff and plant dyestuff,  of cause, i don't know exact about them differences now. we are mainly for cashmere yarn, the count from 2/24nm to 2/80nm mainly.