The dyeing technique known as Clamp Dye typically involves folding, bunching, and tying the fabric. Tight areas will resist dyeing and remain white, creating distinct patterns formed by their contrast with the applied color. Traditionally, the cloth is dyed with indigo, a pigment extracted from the leaves of the bush known as Indigofera tinctoria, which is one of the oldest dyes and produces the most unique and exuberant blue color known to the day.
This dyeing technique typically involves folding, bunching and tying the fabric. Tight areas will resist dyeing and remain white, creating distinct patterns formed by their contrast with the applied color. Traditionally, the cloth is dyed with indigo, a pigment extracted from the leaves of the bush known as Indigofera tinctoria, which is one of the oldest dyes and produces the most unique and exuberant blue color known to the day.
Made from certified renewable wood sources, primarily beech, spruce, and eucalyptus, ECOVERO™ is manufactured using processes that reduce water and carbon emissions significantly compared to traditional fibbers.
It is not only eco-responsible, but also very breathable, flowy and as comfortable and as silky-soft as kozii’s fabrics usually are.
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