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How bamboo fabric holds its colour

Short answer: The colour sits in the fibre when the fabric is reactive dyed, so it does not fade from normal washing....

Short answer: Two matching items end up different when they are not washed the same number of times or dry differentl...

Short answer: If a colour has run onto light clothes, wash them again right away. Dried colour sets and is much harde...

Short answer: Under dark clothes, black is the obvious choice, because the contrast with the fabric is smallest. Unde...

Short answer: Under light and white clothes, a nude bra shows less than a white one. That is because the contrast wit...

Short answer: White bedding turns grey from dye in other laundry and yellowish from cream, hair products and sweat. W...

Short answer: Dark bedding hides stains well but shows lint and skin flakes more clearly than light bedding. The colo...

Short answer: Bamboo viscose is dyed like other cellulose fibres, usually with reactive dyes that bond chemically to ...

Short answer: New clothes release excess dye in the first few washes. Wash new, strong colours on their own a couple ...

Short answer: Direct sun fades coloured clothes, especially green, red and blue. Dry coloured clothes in the shade an...