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Dyeing cotton, linen and cellulosic fibres

The cotton garments dyed by Tintoria Emiliana stand out for their elegant appearance. Diversified machinery and the different dyeing methods used allow us to dye any type of cotton and cellulosic fibre without damage, even when they are subjected to special treatments.

“OLD” TREATMENT

This is the technique that gives a “vintage” appearance to the garments and which can be adjusted to suit the customers’ requirements. Colour fastness is generally optimum, as is the light fastness of the paler shades. Result of a treatment that has been tried-and-tested over the years, the garments combine a used appearance with a particular lustre.

“DOUBLE OLD” TREATMENT

A particular dichroic “vintage” effect obtained by combining two different shades of colour, one that goes deeper into the fibre and a second, more superficial hue.

“TWICE” TREATMENT®

This is a process that is carried out exclusively by Tintoria Emiliana. It achieves two-colour effects that can also be extremely vivid, without altering the texture of the cotton on either the right or under-sides. The fabric is previously roller-printed as a bolt in order to achieve the final effect with the garment-dyed process.

“FROSTED” TREATMENT ®

Tintoria Emiliana’s original patent. Achieves chiaroscuro effects with the same shade of colour. The garment will appear darker inside and of a less intense shade on the outside. The result is an extremely pleasant and highly original trendy appearance where the used and old aspect typical of this treatment is obtained without damaging the fibre. It is particularly suitable for knitwear and T-shirts.

“SHADY” TREATMENT

The previously dyed garment is “dirtied” by applying colour differently on the surface, depending on its construction. The contrast between the two shades is highly evident, especially around pockets, seams or other applications.

RUBBER COATING

Natural latex based resins are applied to the made-up garment to obtain a firm texture that’s also soft to the touch along with a coated effect distributed in an uneven way.

“OVERCAST” TREATMENT

This can be applied to tricot knitwear, T-shirts and brushed sweaters. The insides of garments treated in this way are much lighter than the outside while the texture of the cotton remains unchanged.

"FIXED" TREATMENT

A must from Tintoria Emiliana. Resistant and great looking.

“BRIGHT” TREATMENT

Gives the treated garments an absolutely original shot effect thanks to a combination of two complementary shades that “blend” together.