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Enzyme wash is a treatment that makes fabric softer, cleaner, and gives it a naturally aged look.Enzymes remove excess fibers, smooth out the surface, and create a vintage effect — as if the garment has been washed dozens of times.Color becomes deeper along the seams and softer on the body of the garment.
A final treatment that gives the fabric exceptional softness and a pleasant hand feel.Can be used on its own or as the last step after other services. Ideal for garments that feel too stiff after sewing or need a more premium finish.
Garment dye is a method where color is applied after the piece has been sewn.The technique creates a natural, uneven tone, depth, faded seams, and a gently worn look — making each item one of a kind.Suitable for both undyed and pre-colored garments.
We know everything about color, texture, and fabric quality.
Exact shades tailored to your brand — no compromises.
Flexibility to test new ideas without large risks.
European quality and accountability at every step.
Creating products with character and soul.
Contact us
Tell us about your project — what type of garment you want to modify, and your ideas about color and style.
Together, we will discuss your needs and propose a solution that perfectly fits your brand and collection.
Consultation
We will determine the product type, quantity, desired effect, and color.
The shade can be based on a Pantone code or a fabric sample you provide to us.
Preparation and testing
We will prepare a sample according to the agreed parameters and send it to you for approval.
We test the color, effect, and quality to ensure the result matches your expectations exactly.
Approval and production planning
After your approval of the sample, we will prepare the production of a small batch.
We monitor quality at every step to ensure the agreed standards are met.
Order fulfillment
In our Prague workshop, we process your textiles with care and precision. We pay close attention to details and the uniqueness of every piece.
Packing & delivery
Finished products are packed and shipped via your preferred method. We remain available for any further questions and additional services you may need.
Do you dye individual garments (1–5 pieces)?
No.
We specialize in industrial post-production treatment of finished garments (garment dye, washed and vintage effects) and primarily work with small series for brands and manufacturers.
Our technologies require material testing and are not suitable for single pieces or corrections of home dyeing.
Is it possible to achieve an even, uniform shade (e.g. pure black)?
No.
We do not provide classic uniform dyeing into a single solid color. Our specialization lies in uneven worn, faded, patina and washed effects, where natural variability is an integral part of the result.
If you are looking for a fully uniform shade without any effect, we recommend contacting a specialized dye house or dry cleaner that focuses on this type of dyeing
Unfortunately, no.
With worn garments, there is a high risk that hidden stains from use (sweat, grease, chemicals) will become more visible during dyeing, even if they are not noticeable on the original color.
It is also not possible to reliably cover chemically damaged areas (e.g. bleach discoloration). Without prior testing, the garment may be irreversibly damaged, therefore we do not accept such orders.
No.
Each material has a different composition and requires a specific recipe, process and dyeing conditions.
For this reason, it is not possible to dye different fabrics or garments together and achieve an identical final shade.
To ensure a consistent look across a collection, it is necessary to work with a single material type or carry out separate testing for each material group.
We primarily work with natural materials, especially:- cotton- cotton knitwear- cotton blends with a minimal synthetic contentWe do not process fully synthetic materials (polyester, nylon, Gore-Tex, etc.), nor technical or functional textiles.
Yes.
Garment dyeing is a high-temperature industrial process, and material shrinkage is a natural part of it.
Depending on the fabric type, structure and prior finishing, shrinkage of approximately one size may occur, and in some cases even more.
For this reason, we always recommend conducting a test and accounting for this factor already at the pattern design stage for production orders.
To assess the feasibility and parameters of your project, please complete the form. We will contact you after the initial review of the submitted information.