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Manufacture & Technology, CBIFT 1
Lab dip is a specimen of dyed fabric or yarns prepared for color
approval purpose. Prior to bulk fabric/ yarn dyeing lab dip
approval is taken from buyer. Apparel brands evaluate fabric/ yarn
color visually using a light box and/or digitally using the
spectrophotometer. Apparel supplier gets lab dips developed from
dyeing mills and they send lab dip to the buyer for color approval.
Lab dip submission procedure may vary from one brand to another.
Normally, prior to lab dip submission, supplier match the color
with the given color standard (may be pantone color code or fabric
sample) in light box under defined light source (e.g. D65).
Fabric is not made in full width (regular) in this loom. Only required width and
sufficient length is made to represent fabric look.