Dyed fabric refers to the finished fabric produced through specialized dyeing equipment such as packing, sewing, singeing, desizing, oxygen bleaching, mercerizing, setting, dyeing, post finishing, and pre shrinking. After bleaching and refining the grey fabric (silk), the fabric is dyed with various colors through processing and coloring to become a dyed fabric. The vast majority are mechanically dyed, but there are also a small number of hand dyed finished products.
Printed fabric is a fabric with patterns, and its patterns are diverse, beautiful, and fashionable, breaking through the simplicity of solid color fabrics. It also greatly enriched people's material life enjoyment. The use of printed fabrics is very extensive, not only can it be used to make clothes for wear, but also can be used in some fabrics in the home, bringing different styles and characteristics to modern and fashionable homes. The quality and low price of printed fabrics are no different from the price of clothes made of pure color fabrics, which meets the consumption needs of ordinary people. Moreover, a variety of printed patterns are also deeply loved by them.