Tea-dyeing is a natural process that adds a subtle coloration to fabric–enough to even out a blotchy surface or soften the look of a crisp, new piece.

Tea-dyeing is a natural process that adds a subtle coloration to fabric -- enough to even out a blotchy surface or soften the look of a crisp, new piece.

Tea-dyeing is a natural process that adds a subtle coloration to fabric -- enough to even out a blotchy surface or soften the look of a crisp, new piece.

There are thousands of natural materials that make glorious colors in fabric, from rhubarb and dahlias to indigo and groundnuts.

“Plants are not just an accessory for dyeing. For most of human history, they were its foundation, creating not just colour ...

Have old fabrics or clothes that need a refresh? Join The ARTery for an at-home dyeing workshop with artist and The ARTery 25 member Stephen Hamilton!

NIFT-TEA Knitwear Fashion Institute here is looking forward to develop a gadget for dyeing ‘cotton fabrics’ without using water and also draft a curriculum on agro textiles.

If you’re looking for a 1940s iteration of the tea dress, it should be sleeved and nipped in at the waist. Check out Miu Miu, Junya Watanabe and HVN. As far as re-dyeing is concerned, your only ...