Handloom Selvedge Denim – 6.5 Oz – Custom Tie Dye Pattern 03 – Onion Skins

Medium weight handloom selvedge denim fabric, weighing around 6.5 oz per sq yard (approx 200 gsm), woven out of 100% cotton, fine mill spun yarn in both warp and weft. The fabric is hand tied and dyed with dye extracted from onion skins to create this wonderful custom pattern. The dyeing is carried out in a hot dye bath.

SKU: MWHD-CTD-2020-P03-OS

$16.00/m
Availability: On Order
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SKU: MWHD-CTD-2020-P03-OS

Description

Medium weight handloom selvedge denim fabric, weighing around 6.5 oz per sq yard (approx 200 gsm), woven out of 100% cotton, fine mill spun yarn in both warp and weft. The fabric is hand tied and dyed with dye extracted from onion skins to create this wonderful custom pattern. The dyeing is carried out in a hot dye bath.

SKU: MWHD-CTD-2020-P03-OS

Additional information

Width

40 inches (100 cm)

Weight

6.5 Oz / sq yard (220 GSM)

Applications

Blazers, Capris, Dresses, Jackets, Jeans, Kurtas, Pyjamas, Shirts, Shorts, Skirts, Tops, Trousers

Color

Dark Green

Warp

20s Mill-spun Cotton Yarn (Undyed)

Weft

20s Mill-spun Cotton Yarn (Undyed)

Construction

98 X 54

Dye Source

Onion Skins

Dye Type

Natural / Organic / Vegetable Dye

Dyeing Method

Hot Dyeing

The dry skin of onion, Allium cepa, which is thrown away by everyone, all the time, is a rich source of natural dye, which has been used for dyeing textiles since times immemorial. It results in quite interesting and lovely hues and colors.

We collect onion skins from local eateries (dhaba) who, otherwise, throw away this wonderful and precious source of mesmerizing colors in to the dust-bins, and recycle this zero-value waste to create high-value eco-friendly textiles and fashion.

The pigment, which is very easy to extract, gives an unbelievable range of shades.

The dyeing is completely chemical-free, and organic in nature to the core.