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Dyeing synthetic fibres

Tintoria Emiliana’s experience with dyeing sportswear garments has allowed the company to acquire specialized skills in dyeing synthetic fabrics and with the relative finishing processes.
One of these, the water-repellence process, is particularly appreciated for jackets.
When it comes to POLYESTER and PE/Nylon blend fabrics, Tintoria Emiliana was one of the very first companies to develop the garment-dyed process using specially designed machinery. So much so, a few years ago, the company established a joint-venture with Komatsu, a leading Japanese manufacturer of extremely high quality fabrics for which Tintoria Emiliana has become the reference point on the European market.
Particular care is taken when selecting dispersed dyes for PE, as those known for their allergenic potential are not used.
When it comes to NYLON, Tintoria Emiliana has become particularly specialized with treatments for technical jackets, also in blends with other fibres, coated or impregnated with resin.

“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.

FROSTED TREATMENT ®

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.