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Methods of obtaining
The flowers of Tesu and Marigold plants are extracted using a specific laboratory-developed process to create the Yeliona natural dye. While Marigold is a small plant, Tesu is a large tree that is widely cultivated in India, making these flowers readily available in abundance across the country. The ingredients for this dye are sourced from the flowers presented at temples, promoting a sustainable approach that minimizes waste and upcycles resources into a beneficial form.
Production Process
A strict quality control process is followed for the production of high quality powder and pigment products. The process begins with quality control testing of raw materials to ensure only the best materials are used. Next, the raw materials are ground to a fine consistency before being extracted in water. The extract undergoes evaporation and drying before undergoing another round of grinding. Batch mixing is then carried out to ensure a uniform blend of materials. Quality control testing is performed again to ensure the final product meets global standards. The product is then packed and supplied to the customers. We are proud to offer products available in both powder and pigment form as a range of options to choose from.
Dyeing Process
Natural fibres don’t have enough affinity to natural dyes. Therefore, a pre-treatment called “mordanting” should be done to increase the affinity of the fibres. It is also known as cationization. This process is the most crucial part because even dyeing mostly depends on even cationization of the fabric.
After mordanting and rinsing the fabric, the next stage is dyeing bath. During dyeing, dosage sequence and time should be followed carefully to have evenly dyed fabric.
The soaping step is then performed to remove any residual dyes off the fabric, improving both dry and wet rubbing fastness. It is an important step to be able to have good fastness results. The soap is also special and dedicated for natural dyes.
By following this meticulous dyeing process, we create high quality and sustainable textiles that meet the needs of our customers.
Applications
Natural dyes supplied by Textilelogy are suitable for dyeing all types of natural fiber-containing textiles, including fibers, hanks, ropes, and fabrics. The dyeing process is versatile and can be used for knitted or woven fabrics, and can be performed using a variety of machines including Jet, Soft-flow, HT, and Jigger.
Garment dyeing machines are also effective for dyeing sewn products in PFD form. Our natural dyes are gentle yet effective, producing rich and vibrant colours that are long-lasting and sustainable. We pride ourselves on our ability to provide high-quality dyeing technical services that meet the needs of our customers and are environmentally friendly. With our natural dyes, you can trust that your textiles will look beautiful and stand the test of time.
Fastness
This plant-based natural dye with the trade name Yeliona has moderate fastness values and makes a serious contribution to the circular economy by taking the textile material it dyes one-step forward.
Certification
Our company is proud to hold several certifications that reflect our commitment to quality and sustainability. Collaboration is made with the AMA Herbal brand for the supply of natural dyes. These certifications include GOTS-V, ZDH C, and REACH. GOTS-V (Global Organic Textile Standard) is a comprehensive certification for textiles made from organic fibers, ensuring the material meets strict environmental and social criteria. ZDH C is a certification for natural cosmetics, confirming that our products are free from harmful chemicals and ingredients. Lastly, REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization, and Restriction of Chemicals) is a regulation that ensures the safe use of chemicals in products and aims to protect human health and the environment. These certifications are a testament to our dedication to producing safe and sustainable products for our customers.
We are solution partner for AMA Herbal Natural Dyes
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