What is a Dye Lot Variation?

                                                                                                                                                    

What are Dye Lot Variation?

Dye lot variation refers to slight differences in color that can occur between different batches of dyed materials, such as fabric, yarn, thread, or even flooring and paint. These variations happen because the dyeing process is not always 100% consistent from one batch to another. Even small changes in the dyeing process can result in noticeable color differences.


Why Do Dye Lot Variations Occur ?  

Differences in Dye Mixing: Slight variations in dye concentration, temperature, or chemical composition can affect the final color. 

Material Variations: The base material (e.g., fabric or yarn) may absorb dye differently, even if it’s the same type of material.

Environmental Factors: Changes in water quality, humidity, or temperature during the dyeing process can influence the outcome.

Batch Processing: Each batch of material is dyed separately, and minor inconsistencies in the process can lead to variations.



       What you need to do ?                                             

  • Follow care instructions carefully.                            
  • Wash all panels together.                                   
  • Avoid over washing.                                           
  • Dry curtains properly
  • Store spare panels correctly.
  • Address sunlight exposure
  • Rotate Panels

Notable

When ordering drapery, it’s important to ensure that all the curtains for a specific window or set of windows are ordered together in one batch. This helps maintain consistency in color, fabric texture, and overall appearance.